Connecting aluminum wires and copper equipment! Achieving high reliability and lightweight through friction welding technology [Compliant with domestic connection standards in Japan].
The "bimetal terminal" is a product that lowers electrical resistance through compression bonding while blocking air and moisture, and includes an oxidation inhibitor to prevent the formation of surface oxides. It resolves concerns about dissimilar metal contact corrosion in connection devices that use standard copper plates, and allows the use of aluminum wires that are stable and maintain a low price compared to copper wires. Additionally, it is composed of an aluminum conductor compression section and a copper round terminal section, making it easy to connect to existing equipment. 【Features】 ■ High reliability and weight reduction achieved through friction welding technology ■ Connects aluminum wires and copper equipment ■ Available in 8 sizes ranging from 38mm² to 400mm² ■ Meets the connection technology requirements of [JIS C2810] and [JCAAK1001] ■ The terminal interior contains a compound *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Panduit is a global company headquartered near Chicago, Illinois, USA, manufacturing products in six factories across the United States and six other factories worldwide, selling them from sales locations in various countries around the globe. Panduit was the first in the world to develop one-piece molded cable ties. In addition to cable ties, Panduit is a specialized manufacturer of wiring materials such as wiring accessories, wiring ducts, industrial labels, crimp terminals, and compression terminals, as well as network-related products, which are adopted across various industries. In Japan, Panduit established a sales office in Tokyo in 1974 as Panduit Japan Co., Ltd., and currently sells various products through primary distributors from its locations in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. Panduit's wiring materials are among the industry's top class in terms of variety, material richness, and high quality.
