Shree Copper And Electricals

1mm Copper Earthing Strip is a conductive strip designed for reliable grounding in light-duty electrical systems. It provides effective fault current dissipation with good strength and corrosion resistance.

0.5mm Copper Earthing Strip is a thin yet conductive strip used for light-duty grounding applications. It offers reliable current dissipation with good durability and resistance to corrosion.

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1.5mm Copper Earthing Strip is a lightweight yet highly conductive strip used for electrical grounding. It provides efficient fault current dissipation with strong durability and corrosion resistance.

2mm Copper Earthing Strip is a durable and conductive strip designed for safe electrical grounding. It ensures effective fault current dissipation with excellent corrosion resistance and long service life.

3mm Copper Earthing Strip is a highly conductive strip used for reliable and efficient electrical grounding. It offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and long-lasting performance in earthing systems.

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• Material Purity: High-purity options typically feature 99.9% pure copper to ensure efficiency up to 99%.
• Weight: For a 75x6mm pure copper strip, the weight is approximately 4.02kg per metre.
• Durability: Most strips are naturally resistant to corrosion and may include additional non-corrosive coatings for harsh indoor or outdoor environments.
• Installation: Compatible with bolt, clamp, or lug connections for integration into grounding points.

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• Common Sizes: Standard widths typically range from 12.5 mm to 100 mm, with common thicknesses between 3 mm and 6 mm.
• Material Grades: Often manufactured from high-purity electrolytic-grade (EC Grade) copper or 99.9% pure copper to ensure maximum efficiency.
• Surface Finishes: Options include bare copper, polished, tinned, or enameled finishes depending on the specific application.
• Current Capacity: A 25x3 mm strip is a common industrial standard for providing an optimal surface area for effective current dissipation. 

• Material Grade: Most professional installations require EC (Electrolytic) Grade copper with 99.9% purity.
• Corrosion Resistance: Naturally resistant to corrosion, though some are finished with brown polishing or tinned copper for extra protection in harsh soils.
• Common Dimensions: Widths typically range from 12mm to 100mm, with thicknesses between 1.5mm and 10mm.
• Weight Ratios: For a 32x6mm strip, the weight is approximately 1.6 kg per metre, while a 50x6mm strip is roughly 2.6 kg per metre. 

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• Conductivity: High-grade strips offer over 101% IACS (International Annealed Copper Standard) conductivity.
• Malleability: Their high ductility allows them to be easily bent, punched, or drilled without cracking.
• Corrosion Resistance: Copper naturally forms a protective oxide layer, making these strips durable in harsh environments and suitable for direct burial in most soil types.
• Durability: They typically have a life expectancy of 20 to 40 years depending on environmental conditions. 

• Bare Copper Strip: The most common form, used where insulation is not required, such as in grounding and earthing systems.
• Enameled/Insulated Strip: Coated with a protective enamel or paper for use in transformer windings and motors to prevent short circuits.
• Tinned Copper Strip: Features a thin tin coating to enhance solderability and corrosion resistance, common in marine and solar applications.
• Temper Variants: Available in Annealed (Soft) for easy shaping or Half-Hard/Hard for structural rigidity in switchgear.

• Electrical Power: Used as busbars in switchboards, panels, and transformers for efficient power distribution.
• Safety: Critical for lightning protection and grounding systems to safely dissipate fault currents.
• Thermal Management: Employed in heat sinks, radiators, and heat exchangers due to superior heat transfer.
• Construction: Used for roofing, gutters, and architectural flashing because of its aesthetic appeal and longevity.

• Dimensions: Popular widths include 25mm, 32mm, 40mm, and 50mm, with standard thicknesses of 3mm, 4mm, and 6mm.
• Copper Coating: Standard coating thickness is usually 100 or 250 microns. For ground conductors laid in trenches, 70 microns is often considered sufficient.
• Length: Available in straight lengths (2.5m to 6m) or continuous coils of 25m to 100m

• Durability: Offers a service life of up to 30 years due to high corrosion resistance.
• Strength: Combines the high electrical conductivity of copper with the tensile strength of steel.
• Economy: Significantly more affordable than pure copper while performing similarly in fault current dissipation.