Twisted copper connectors
Twisted Copper Connectors are stranded copper components designed to create flexible, high-capacity connections between busbars, electrical equipment, and power devices. They are essential in systems requiring high conductivity, vibration absorption, and thermal compensation.
Main features
Material: Highly conducting electrolytic copper (usually Cu-ETP), tinned or untinned to reduce oxidation.
Structure: Twisted braid of thin copper wires with crimped or soldered terminals for a secure, low-resistance connection.
Flexibility: Compensates for thermal expansion and vibrations, avoiding mechanical stress on rigid bars.
Current capacity: From a few hundred amperes up to several thousand amperes, depending on the cross-section.
Customizable: Length, section and terminals adaptable to the needs of the panel or machine.
Advantages
Reduction of vibration and stress on terminals and busbars.
Absorption of thermal expansion due to temperature changes.
High conductivity thanks to braided copper and large contact surface.
Easy installation with standard holes and pre-drilled terminals.