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7/.064″ (16 mm²) single core copper wire for commercial mains, industrial feeders, and heavy three-phase loads, manufactured in Lahore by Thrive Cables. Made with 99.9% pure copper and fire-retardant PVC insulation, supplied in full-length 90 meter coils at wholesale prices across Pakistan.
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The 7/.064″ single core copper wire, sold as 16 mm², is built for loads that go beyond residential wiring: commercial plaza mains, factory feeders, large three-phase connections, and heavy machinery that pulls high current every time it starts. Thrive Cables manufactures this electric wire in Lahore using high-purity copper and fire-retardant PVC insulation, and supplies it at wholesale prices to dealers, electrical contractors, and industrial buyers across Lahore and the rest of Pakistan. Every coil carries full length and true gauge, because at this size every meter of copper represents real value.
The name describes the conductor: seven copper strands, each 0.064 inch in diameter, which together form the 16 mm² class conductor used on commercial and industrial drawings. These are the heaviest strands in our single core range, giving the wire the current capacity to feed an entire floor of shops, a production line, or a large three-phase distribution board. At Thrive Cables, every strand is drawn from [99.9]% pure electrolytic copper and covered with PVC insulation that resists heat, moisture, and flame spread, making it a dependable choice for feeder runs in plazas, factories, hospitals, and large residential projects.
At commercial and industrial scale, the main feeder is the single point that everything else depends on. If it is undersized or made from mixed-grade copper, motors struggle to start, panels run hot, and one overheated terminal can shut down a whole production line or plaza. Thrive Cables builds this wire in Lahore with pure copper, fire-retardant PVC, and length checks on every coil. Here is what that means for you:
Built for commercial and industrial loads: Seven heavy copper strands carry the current of entire floors, production lines, and large three-phase boards.
Handles motor starting current: High copper content absorbs the surge when pumps, compressors, and machines start, without excessive voltage dip.
Cooler panels and terminals: Low resistance means less heat inside distribution panels, reducing the risk of burnt busbar and breaker connections.
Stable voltage over long feeders: Minimal voltage drop across long runs between the transformer, main panel, and sub-panels.
Right size, honest copper: A true 7/.064″ conductor with the full 16 mm² class copper content, not a lighter wire sold under the same label.
No money wasted on short coils: Every coil is measured and sealed at [90] meters, so you get the full length you paid for.
Longer life in Pakistan: Built to handle summer heat, humidity, and voltage fluctuations, so your installation keeps working for years without trouble.
7/64 electric wire is the standard choice for main feeders in commercial buildings and light industry across Pakistan, where 7/.052″ would be working too close to its capacity. Contractors in Lahore and other cities specify it for plaza mains, factory sub-feeders, and large three-phase connections in new projects, while electricians install it when a business expands and its existing supply can no longer carry the load. Below are the applications it is best suited for.
For standard residential mains, 7/.044″ or 7/.052″ is the economical choice. For even larger industrial loads, ask us about 25 mm², 35 mm², and our power cable range.
Thrive Cables supplies 7/64 (16 mm²) wire in bulk at factory-direct wholesale prices. Dealers in Lahore can arrange same-city delivery, while customers in Karachi, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, and other cities receive nationwide dispatch through trusted carriers. Larger orders receive better prices, and project buyers get priority stock and scheduled deliveries.
Cheap wire is expensive later. A thin conductor or an under-length coil means higher bills, hotter panels, and a rewiring job you pay for twice, and on a commercial feeder it can mean a shutdown that costs far more than the cable itself. Thrive Cables protects you from that with tested copper, honest lengths, and consistent quality in every batch produced at our Lahore facility.
The difference shows up on site, not in a brochure: cooler panels, coils that reach the last board, and no callbacks for burnt terminals. That is why dealers in Lahore keep reordering and contractors across Pakistan specify Thrive Cables for their projects.
Tell us your quantity and delivery city, and our team will send you the current wholesale price within hours. Call or WhatsApp +92 324 6570645, or email support@thrivecables.com
| QTY | 45 meters, 90 meters |
|---|---|
| Color | Red, Black, Blue, Green, White, Yellow, Pink |
| Size | 7/.064″ (16 mm² — 7 strands of 0.064 inch) |
| Coil Length | [90] meters / [100] yards |
| Conductor | [99.9]% pure electrolytic copper |
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Yes, in our range they are the same product. 7/.064″ is the imperial name electricians in Pakistan use, while 16 mm² is the metric class written on consultant and commercial drawings.
Move up to 16 mm² when the total load or feeder length is too high for 7/.052″ (10 mm²), such as a plaza main, a factory sub-feeder, or a large three-phase connection. Share your load and distance and our team will confirm the right size.
Our standard coil is [90] meters ([100] yards), sealed and labelled with the full length. Project lengths can be discussed for bulk orders.
Yes. We are based in Lahore and dispatch orders to dealers and contractors across Pakistan, including Karachi, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Multan, and Peshawar.
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