Copper bars - Import export

Beside Our exsisting wide range, we also develop profiles as per customers requirments.They are according with DIN EN 1057, DIN EN 13348, DIN EN 13600, ASTM B280, ASTM B68, ASTM B75, TS 380. They are used in following main applications: Automobiles and railways Wide range of uses in electrical industry, e.g. switchgears, earthing rods etc. Transformers and circuit breaker terminals Electrical holders and clamps Defence industries etc.

Busbars are typically used in high current, low voltage distribution and control equipment. Typical busbar applications include busway systems, low and medium voltage switchgear, transformers, earthing, electrification - lines panel boards, switchboards, and feeds to heavy electrical uses in commercial and industrial buildings - such as plating cells and feeder systems. Busbars can be made from copper or aluminum, but we couldn’ t argue the reality that copper bus bars are the better electrical conductors. Also installers can use smaller busbars if they are made by copper. On the other hand copper busbars have better resistance to corrosion than the aluminum busbars.We have large production facilities for extruded and drawn flats in various production range of sizes and shapes for electrical engineering, anodes, components etc.

Busbars are typically used in high current, low voltage distribution and control equipment. Typical busbar applications include busway systems, low and medium voltage switchgear, transformers, earthing, electrification - lines panel boards, switchboards, and feeds to heavy electrical uses in commercial and industrial buildings - such as plating cells and feeder systems. Busbars can be made from copper, but we couldn’ t argue the reality that copper bus bars are the better electrical conductors. Also installers can use smaller busbars if they are made by copper. On the other hand copper busbars have better resistance to corrosion than the aluminum busbars.We have large production facilities for extruded and drawn flats in various production range of sizes and shapes for electrical engineering, anodes, components etc. They are produced OF upward cansting than Contunious processing and drawing.

Beside Our exsisting wide range, we also develop profiles as per customers requirments.They are according with DIN EN 1057, DIN EN 13348, DIN EN 13600, ASTM B280, ASTM B68, ASTM B75, TS 380. They are used in following main applications: Automobiles and railways Wide range of uses in electrical industry, e.g. switchgears, earthing rods etc. Transformers and circuit breaker terminals Electrical holders and clamps Defence industries etc.

Busbars are typically used in high current, low voltage distribution and control equipment. Typical busbar applications include busway systems, low and medium voltage switchgear, transformers, earthing, electrification - lines panel boards, switchboards, and feeds to heavy electrical uses in commercial and industrial buildings - such as plating cells and feeder systems. Busbars can be made from copper or aluminum, but we couldn’ t argue the reality that copper bus bars are the better electrical conductors. Also installers can use smaller busbars if they are made by copper. On the other hand copper busbars have better resistance to corrosion than the aluminum busbars.We have large production facilities for extruded and drawn flats in various production range of sizes and shapes for electrical engineering, anodes, components etc.

Aluminium Bus Bars for power distribution give an economic advantage compared to copper bars due to the lower cost of aluminium and to a significant difference in the weight / volume.In fact aluminium bars weigh up to 70% less than copper bars, compared with a reduction in electrical capacity of only about 30%.The use of aluminium bars for carrying electrical current is therefore recommended in switchboards, distribution equipment and systems where there are no space problems, or where weight reduction is critical.Aluminium bars with different corners are available with many Thickness and many lengths.