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High Precision Copper Clad Aluminum Busbar - China Suppliers & Factory for Lightweight Conductors

The copper-clad aluminum conductor is a premium bimetallic composite material developed through an innovative coating-welding-tubing process. Featuring a high-purity aluminum core and an outer layer of high-conductivity copper, this conductor expertly combines the superb conductivity and corrosion resistance of copper with the lightweight and cost-effective properties of aluminum. As a result, it serves as an excellent alternative to traditional pure copper conductors, Manufactured by leading suppliers in China, our copper-clad aluminum conductors are widely utilized in various applications, including cables, motors, and electronic equipment. Trust our factory to provide high-quality products that meet your electrical and industrial needs

    The Technical Specific For Cu Clad Al Busbar

    Parameter Category Technical Data
    Materials T2 (Copper) + 1060 (AL)
    Electrical conductivity ≥80% IACS (at 20℃)
    Density Approximately 3.6g/cm³
    Tensile strength ≥120MPa
    Corrosion resistance Neutral salt spray test: ≥ 48 hours - No rusting occurred
    Working Temperature -40℃~150℃

    The Core Advantage for Cu Clad Al Busbar

    Lighter weight

    The density is 44% of pure copper, reducing transportation/installation costs by approximately 44%.

    Reliable performance

    The conductivity rate is 86% of pure copper, and the current-carrying capacity meets the requirements of high voltage / large current scenarios.

    Strong bonding

    The copper-aluminum interface adopts metallurgical atomic bonding, which is resistant to vibration and corrosion, and has a lifespan consistent with pure copper.

    The Application For Cu Clad Al Busbar

    New energy sector

    Battery packs, energy storage systems, high-voltage connections for charging stations.

    Electrical equipment

    High and low voltage distribution cabinets, transformers, bus ducts.

    Industrial machinery

    Motor control centers, power supply systems for rail transportation.

    Copper Clad Aluminum Busbar Specifications

    Package & Shipping

    Package and Shipping of Copper Clad Aluminum Busbar

    FAQ For Cu Clad Al Busbar

    Why choose copper-clad aluminum busbars?

    Compared to pure copper connectors, it combines the conductivity of copper with the lightweight property of aluminum, perfectly addressing the pain points of "pure copper being expensive and pure aluminum prone to oxidation." Compared to ordinary copper-aluminum transition pieces, it avoids electrochemical corrosion through metallurgical bonding technology and maintains stable resistance over a long period of use.

    What is the electrical conductivity performance of the Cu Clad Al Busbar?

    The electrical conductivity of our Cu Clad Al Busbar is ≥80% IACS (at 20℃). Its current-carrying capacity is designed to satisfy the requirements of high voltage and large current scenarios, making it a reliable alternative to pure copper.

    How much weight reduction does the Cu Clad Al Busbar offer?

    The density of the Cu Clad Al Busbar is approximately 3.6g/cm³, which is only 44% of pure copper. This lighter weight reduces overall transportation and installation costs by about 44%.

    What is the working temperature range of the Cu Clad Al Busbar?

    The Cu Clad Al Busbar is designed to operate safely and efficiently within a temperature range of -40℃ to 150℃, making it suitable for demanding industrial and new energy applications.

    Does the copper-aluminum interface degrade over time?

    No. The copper-aluminum interface utilizes metallurgical atomic bonding, which is highly resistant to vibration and corrosion. This structure ensures a reliable connection and a working lifespan consistent with pure copper.

    How well does the busbar resist corrosion?

    The Cu Clad Al Busbar has excellent corrosion resistance, passing the neutral salt spray test for ≥ 48 hours with no rusting occurred, ensuring stability in harsh operating environments.