OCC is Ohno Continuous Casting copper (OCC copper) In 1985, Professor Ohno, from the Chiba Institute of Technology, developed his patented method for the extrusion of a grain-free copper wire. (Technical papers are available from the Japan Inst. Metals and from Chapman & Hall, publishers.) Basically, the highest-quality technique for drawing copper is called “Ohno Continuous Casting” or OCC. OCC copper has one grain in about 700 feet—far less than even LC copper which is the considered bullion grade of copper.
The thing to consider strongly about Belden is their openness to public disclosure regarding their methods & materials rather than hiding behind nonsensical mumbo-jargon and audiophile techno-geek. Just the facts, steeped in credible and sound engineering practice. Bottom line; There's no BS in their product descriptions and/or marketing practice.
The thing to consider strongly about Belden is their openness to public disclosure regarding their methods & materials rather than hiding behind nonsensical mumbo-jargon and audiophile techno-geek. Just the facts, steeped in credible and sound engineering practice. Bottom line; There's no BS in their product descriptions and/or marketing practice.
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