Description
Flexible busbars, made from thin layers of copper or aluminum foil (0.1mm to 1mm thick), offer excellent conductivity and flexibility. Flexible bus bars enhance heat dissipation, reduce vibration, are easy to install, and save space. These insulated busbars are widely used in EV battery packs, new energy distribution systems, UPS, and charging stations.
Bus Bar Performance
Conductivity: 57%
Tension strength: ≥500N
Insulation flame retardant: UL94V-0.
Insulation temperature resistance: -45℃ to 150℃
Resistance to corrosion:It can pass 240H salt spray test in neutral environment.
Temperature rise: Depends on cross section area. RHI can provide temperature rise reports for all products.
Bending Testing: Bend 10000 times in 15 radian angle without breakage or fracture.
Details
Material: |
T2 Copper: E-CU58, CU-ETP, C11000, C1100 TU2 Copper: OF-CU, CU-OFE, CU-OF, C10100, C1011 Aluminum: 1060 Other materials: Available upon customer request. |
Insulation: |
PE and PVC PE: Withstands 2700V AC, operating temperature -40°C to 125°C, UL224 VW-1 flame retardant. Suitable for rigid and flexible busbars, but not for special shaps. PVC (Dipping): Withstands 3500V AC, operating temperature -40°C to 125°C, UL94V-0 flame retardant. Suitable for rigid and flexible busbars, including special shapes.
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Finish: | Tin plating, nickel plating, silver plating or customized. |
Packing: | Blister and wooden box packing to avoid busbar breakage or deformation. |
Quotation time: | 1-3 days after receiving drawings. |
Certificates: | ISO45001, ISO14001, IATF16949 |
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Advantages
Press-bonded laminations enhance electrical conductivity.
The flexibility allows for a wide range of busbar types, including longer lengths.
Flexible laminate busbars resist breakage even after thousands of bends.
Graduated laminations improve power efficiency.
Applications
EV Battery Pack Connections (New Energy)
Wind & Solar Power Systems
High-Voltage Distribution
Circuit Breakers, Generators, & Prefabricated Power Network Conductors
Expansion Joints
Transformers
Machine Connections