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<strong>Aluminium strip 5mm</strong> for transformer 6061 and 6063 has excellent interface characteristics, easy coating, high strength, good workability, and strong corrosion resistance. Usually, the
aluminum strips with thickness over 3mm are called aluminum bus bar or aluminum flat bar. The common thickness range of aluminum busbar is 3mm-12mm. The common width range is 10mm-125mm. Classification: Right angle & rounded corner (commonly known as straight rounded edge).</p>
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The connection of high-voltage power distribution devices in substations, as well as the connection of electrical equipment such as transformers and corresponding power distribution devices, mostly use rectangular or circular cross-section bare wires or stranded wires, which are collectively referred to as bus bars. The role of the bus is to collect, distribute and transmit electrical energy. Because the busbar is running, there is a huge amount of electric energy passing through it, and it bears a lot of heat and electromotive force effect when it is short-circuited. Therefore, the busbar material, cross-sectional shape and cross-sectional area must be reasonably selected to meet the requirements of safe and economic operation.</p>
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Aluminum bus bar has good electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, high mechanical strength, no low temperature brittleness, easy welding, and easy pressure processing. <strong>Aluminium strip 5mm</strong> is currently widely used in switch cabinet bus bars and lead wires of generators and transformers. Rectangular conductors have a large surface area for heat dissipation. When used to transport large currents, multiple rectangular busbars are used in parallel.</p>