These cables are extra flexible. They are made of highly flexible braided strands of 0,07 / 0,10 mm Ø bare or tin coated wire. The ends of the cable have seamless contact areas which have been pressed on under extreme pressure (not soldered). By using this production method material of same analysis and same conductivity (E-Cu tubing and stranded wire) is being connected without using foreign materials like tin or welding additions. This creates a flexible component with very low resistance. Upon request, the current cables can also be insulated with PVC/silicone or another insulating material. For use in galvanising equipment, we also provide liquid resistant versions. We produce customer specific versions to plan or drawing on short notice and inexpensively. The values shown on the next page refer to individual cables and are independent standard values. When cables are run parallel to one-another then the specific current load is similar to DIN 43671. When using insulated connections, the current load capability is decreased by approx. 15 - 20 % of the value in the tables.

In galvanising equipment, these cables perform extremely well for connecting contacts, rectifiers or transformers to the current supply system as well as for compensating for tank movement. We also provide assembled round cables for rectifiers that must have a flexible connection.

Copper Connectors liquid-resistant insulated

Round Connectors with and without Insulation