Zhejiang RHI Electric Co., Ltd.
Braided Copper Busbars
Braided Copper Busbars
Braided Copper Busbars
Braided Copper Busbars

Braided Copper Busbars

As a crucial component in electrical systems, the Braided Busbar offers improved flexibility, conductivity, vibration resistance, and heat dissipation due to its unique braided design. It can be customized in various types and sizes to meet client specifications.

Description

The Braided Copper Busbar is a key component in electrical systems, known for its exceptional flexibility and performance. Its structure consists of multiple strands of copper wire braided together, which allows for superior flexibility and ease of installation, especially in applications where space constraints or movement are factors. The braided design also provides excellent conductivity, ensuring efficient power transmission while reducing energy losses.

Braided Copper Busbars

Additionally, the braided construction enhances vibration resistance, making it ideal for environments with frequent mechanical stress, such as electric vehicles, industrial machinery, and renewable energy systems. Its capacity for heat dissipation further improves operational stability, preventing overheating in high-current applications.

 

Product Details

 

Conductor Material:

T2 Copper 

Copper Purity: ≥99.9% 

Diameter of the Copper Wires:

0.20mm; 0.15mm (standard); 0.10mm; 0.05mm (available according to customers' requirement).

Surface Treatment:

Uncoated or tinned.

Process:

Solderless cold-pressed. 

Insulation:

The flexible part can be insulated using Heat Shrink Tube.

Surface Treatment:

Nickel Plating 
Silver Plating
Tin Plating  

Enterprise Certificate:

IATF16949, ISO45001, ISO14001

Quote Response Time: 

After receiving the drawings and verifying their feasibility, it will take 5-7 days to make a quotation.

Delivery Time: 

The delivery time will take about 15-20 days after payment.

Application:

Transformers, distribution cabinets, new energy battery packs, electric vehicle motor connections, communication base stations, wind power systems, photovoltaic systems etc.