Braided flexible copper flat wires are in increasing demand, particularly in electrical industries. This material is both tough and easy to handle. It is required in many applications such as grounding, cable shielding, bonding straps and to form protective coverings.

This type of wire is usually manufactured from tinned copper. This material has properties such as excellent corrosion resistance and high conductivity. It is also far simpler to work with braided flexible copper because you can conveniently solder it with many applications.

Individual strands of thin and flexible wires are joined together. A bunch of them are wound up into spools at fast speeds and in circular motion around a centre. This method helps the strands weave together and form into a braid which will be later beaten/shaped into strips. A press roller machine may be used to flatten the wire. This type of copper wire is equally durable and strong to its braided-only counterpart, except due to its flatness it offers a wider surface area. There is also less resistance for electrical conductivity, therefore high performance and efficiency is expected.

Braided copper wires are invaluable to several industries. They offer some of the best flexibility and can be used in a myriad of applications. This functionality is not possible with non-braided wire.

This type of copper wire is capable of withstanding and handling large ranges of voltage fluctuations. It is used frequency in the manufacturing of coaxial cables and advanced electrical circuitry. These wires are also used for grounding purposes where the ability to absorb shock and vibration is extremely vital.

Benefit of Service

They offer some of the best flexibility and can be used in a myriad of applications.

• Lightning protection
• Low resistance towards the ground
• Minimal heat
• Mitigating hazardous situations such as fires.