Bimetallic connectors are often used when connecting dissimilar metals, like aluminum and copper, in electrical systems. This is because directly connecting these metals can lead to galvanic corrosion, causing poor conductivity and potential safety hazards over time. Pioneer Power’s bimetallic connectors are specifically designed to prevent this issue.
These connectors are made by bonding aluminum and copper through advanced friction welding, ensuring a strong, durable joint. The aluminum side connects seamlessly with aluminum conductors, while the copper side links with copper conductors, maintaining excellent conductivity without the risk of corrosion.
Another key advantage is their ability to handle thermal expansion differences between the two metals. This reduces stress on the connection points, enhancing the lifespan and reliability of the electrical system. For industries focused on efficiency and safety, Pioneer Power’s bimetallic connectors are an essential choice.
