Bare Copper Earthing Tapes

Due to its high conductivity, anti-corrosive qualities, and adaptability for usage in air, soil, and concrete, Bare Copper Earthing Tapes is chosen for the majority of installations.

To accommodate various current ratings, furse bare copper tape is offered in a variety of sizes (see product information table).

Metal trench coverings are often indirectly earthed within substation buildings using bare copper earth tape (25mm x 3mm) laid along one edge of the trench top edge.

Your toolbox may benefit from the addition of copper tape. Because the tape is constructed of thin, pure copper, it is very flexible and can assume almost any shape. It may be soldered on, and the tape itself has the electrical conductivity of a wire.

Metal trench coverings are often indirectly earthed within substation buildings using bare copper earth tape (25mm x 3mm) laid along one edge of the trench top edge.

Tinned copper conductors guard against rapid corrosion in moist and polluted settings, but bare copper is generally resistant to corrosion.

Your toolbox may benefit from the addition of copper tape. Because the tape is constructed of thin, pure copper, it is very flexible and can assume almost any shape. It may be soldered on, and the tape itself has the electrical conductivity of a wire.