Copper Braided Wires

Dongguan Quande Electronics Co., Ltd. is one of the traditional large-scale metal braiding suppliers and manufacturers. It is a large copper economic entity integrating R&D, production, sales and services. The company's main products: copper braided belt, tinned copper braided belt, silver-plated copper braided belt, stainless steel braided belt, bare copper braided wire, aluminum-magnesium wire braided belt, copper-clad aluminum braided belt, grounding wire, copper braided soft connection, flange jumper grounding wire, copper brush wire, static connection wire, copper braided network tube, copper stranded wire, tin-absorbing copper braided belt and other production and sales services.

Copper braided wire has good conductivity and can efficiently transmit current, so it is often used to connect electrical equipment, such as connecting different electrical components in distribution cabinets.

Copper braided wire is also relatively soft and has a certain degree of flexibility. It can be easily bent and used in some electrical connection parts that need to be frequently moved to reduce the risk of line damage caused by bending.

Moreover, copper braided wire has good anti-electromagnetic interference ability and is also used in some environments with high requirements for signal transmission.

Common materials for copper braided wires include copper wire, tinned copper, silver-plated copper, aluminum-magnesium wire, copper-clad aluminum, copper-clad steel, nickel-plated copper, stainless steel, etc.

Copper braided wires have the following main functions:

Conductive function

- Copper braided wires are made of copper materials, and copper itself has good conductivity. It allows current to pass smoothly and realize power transmission between electrical equipment. It can be used to connect power sources such as batteries and generators with equipment that needs electricity to ensure effective conduction of electricity.

- In power systems, copper braided wires are used to connect transformers, distribution cabinets and other equipment to conduct large currents. Because of its good conductivity, it can ensure efficient transmission of electric energy, such as connecting busbars and electrical equipment in substations.

- Copper braided wires are used as lead-out wires for motors, connecting the internal windings of the motors and external power supplies to ensure stable operation of the motors.

Flexible connection

- The braided structure of copper braided wires makes the wire body relatively soft. Compared with ordinary hard wires, copper braided wires can bend and twist to a certain extent, and can be used to connect moving parts, such as robot arms and other frequently moving parts, to achieve dynamic electrical connections, and are not easy to break.

Copper braided wire is used in some electrical connection parts that need to be frequently moved to reduce the risk of line damage caused by bending.

Electromagnetic shielding

- Copper braided wire can play the role of electromagnetic shielding. In electronic equipment, it can prevent external electromagnetic interference from entering the internal circuit, and also prevent the electromagnetic signal generated by the internal circuit from radiating outward. For example, in some high-precision electronic instruments or communication equipment, using copper braided wire to wrap the signal line can ensure the quality of signal transmission.

- Copper braided wire is used for signal transmission lines of electronic equipment, such as computer data lines and signal lines, which can effectively shield external electromagnetic interference, and also prevent internal signals from radiating outward to interfere with other devices, ensuring the integrity and accuracy of signal transmission.

Static electricity release

- Copper braided wire can quickly release static electricity. In some environments that are prone to static electricity, such as chemical workshops, electronic component production workshops, etc., copper braided wire can conduct static electricity to the ground to avoid static electricity accumulation from causing damage to equipment or products, such as preventing static electricity from causing explosions of flammable and explosive materials.

For example, in oil storage tanks, pipelines and other equipment in the petroleum and chemical industries, copper braided wire can conduct static electricity in a timely manner to prevent static electricity accumulation from generating sparks, and avoid explosions and fire accidents.