What Are The Main Differences Between Copper Braid And Copper Stranded Wire?

Braided copper wire is woven into a flat shape with thin copper wires, while stranded copper wire is twisted into a round shape.

Copper braided belts are mainly used in non-horizontal live movement and medium and low voltage circuit breakers, and braided belts of different materials require different DC resistivities. If we use copper braided tape as a conductor, connect copper pipes at both ends, and silver-plated the surface, and then after some processes, it can be made into a soft connection and soft grounding. This is a component with high electrical conductivity and strong fatigue resistance, which is widely used.

As an important line component, copper stranded wire mainly plays an important role in transmitting current and conveying electric power. Due to the different production methods and raw materials, copper stranded wires can also be divided into many types and play an important role in their respective fields. For example, it can be erected on the top of the tower above the wire, and grounded at the bottom of each base tower as a lightning protection wire; it can also be composed of several sub-conductors with smaller diameters, and each sub-conductor has a certain interval and is symmetrical. It is placed in an angular shape, thereby becoming an ultra-high voltage transmission line and so on.