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Power Distribution Post
Conductive VS Hi-Strength Retaining Nut
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Conductive Fasteners
Our conductive fasteners
are used where current
will pass through the
fastener. The electrical
properties are such that
conductivity is superior
to mechanical fasteners.
Using copper as a
standard: 100%
- Brass conductivity:
37%
- Stainless steel
conductivity: 2.4%
Mechanical Fasteners
Our retaining fasteners
are used where current
does not need to pass
through the fastener. An
example of this would be
at the end of a
connection post, to
tighten an assembly.
Conductive nuts include:
brass, tin-plated brass.
On some bus material:
nickel-plated brass.
Brass is used for its
superior conductivity to
stainless steel.
Mechanical nuts:
stainless steel.
Stainless steel is used
to tighten, or torque an
assembly. Steel is much
harder, and can handle
higher torque before
distortion.
Brass and copper are
more expensive than
steel, and is only used
where conductivity is
required
Conductivity nuts are
installed by the
factory, and must be
left in its original
position.
When installing multiple
lug or ring terminals,
washers are not
recommeded between
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No. 40-19,
Yonghong Ln., Renwu Dist., Kaohsiung City 814,
Taiwan, R.O.C.
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+886-7-3559311
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Fax : +886-7-3559918 |
E-mail :
Copyright © 2006
Yu Tai Electric Co / Wei
Shen Hardware Co., Ltd.
All rights reserved. |
