High-voltage line clamps are critical components in power transmission systems. They require exceptional conductivity, mechanical strength, and resistance to environmental corrosion. These clamps must maintain secure, low-resistance electrical contact while withstanding mechanical vibration and thermal cycling. CuZn10 brass die casting enables mass production of durable, conductive, and corrosion-resistant clamp bodies, providing a cost-effective solution for electrical grid infrastructure.
CuZn10 is a low-zinc, high-copper brass alloy with excellent electrical conductivity, good mechanical strength, and superior resistance to stress corrosion cracking. The alloy’s ductility and castability make it well-suited for precision components that require subsequent post-machining and high surface integrity. CuZn10’s minimal electrical resistivity makes it ideal for current-carrying components such as clamps, connectors, and terminals.
Using copper die casting, we form line clamp bodies with complex geometries including cable seats, bolt channels, and contact pads in a single cycle. Mold design is optimized to ensure complete fill, uniform cooling, and minimal porosity. Wall thickness is controlled within ±0.1 mm for dimensional stability and electrical consistency.
Post machining ensures precise alignment of screw threads, clamping faces, and conductor interfaces. Machined surfaces are held to ±0.05 mm tolerance to guarantee uniform contact pressure, proper fitment with fastening hardware, and minimal contact resistance under electrical load.
We apply shot blasting to improve surface uniformity and remove oxides. This process not only enhances the mechanical bond for coatings or platings (if applied later) but also creates a matte finish that increases surface area slightly, supporting stable long-term contact performance under high current conditions.
Performance Requirement | CuZn10 Brass Die Casting Solution |
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Electrical Conductivity | High copper content enables efficient current transmission |
Structural Strength | Die cast brass withstands clamping loads and thermal shock |
Dimensional Accuracy | Post-machined interfaces ensure consistent electrical fit |
Surface Conditioning | Shot blasting improves surface uniformity and oxidation control |
This CuZn10-based solution ensures safe, stable, and long-life electrical performance in high-voltage grid and substation environments.
Mold Design for Electrically Functional Brass Castings Our die casting design team optimizes flow, cooling, and shrinkage to maintain uniform density and geometry for conductive parts.
Copper Casting Expertise for Grid-Ready Components With dedicated copper die casting capabilities, we manufacture high-performance brass parts tailored for the electrical industry.
High-Precision Post Machining for Terminal Quality Our post machining process guarantees contact surface flatness, bore accuracy, and thread compatibility for secure installations.
Surface Enhancement with Shot Blasting We use shot blasting to clean and condition surfaces, supporting long-term reliability and optional plating preparation.
Full-Service Manufacturing for Electrical Hardware As a one-stop solution provider, we integrate casting, finishing, machining, and component assembly to streamline your supply chain.
CuZn10 Brass Alloy Casting CuZn10 offers superior conductivity and corrosion resistance, ideal for electrical transmission clamps.
Post-Machining for Electrical Interfaces Post machining ensures precise threads, contact points, and joint geometry.
Engineering for Electrical Connectors Engineering support includes current path optimization, stress simulation, and surface quality control.
Shot Blasting for Conductive Surface Prep Shot blasting removes oxides and prepares components for plating or direct current use.
Assembly and Logistics Integration Assembly services support delivery of ready-to-install clamp kits, reducing on-site labor requirements.
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