Product Options
A (mm) |
B (mm) |
PRICE KEY |
WELD METAL |
HANDLE CLAMP |
14.2 |
25 x 3 |
D |
#150 |
HCD |
14.2 |
25 x 6 |
D |
#115 |
HCD |
14.2 |
50 x 6 |
E |
#200 |
HCE |
17.2 |
25 x 3 |
D |
#150 |
HCD |
17.2 |
50 x 6 |
E |
#200 |
HCE |
16 |
25 x 3 |
D |
#150 |
HCD |
16 |
25 x 6 |
D |
#200 |
HCD |
16 |
50 x 6 |
E |
#200 |
HCE |
20 |
25 x 3 |
D |
#150 |
HCD |
14.2 and 17.2 = copper bond / 16 and 20 = solid copper/steel
LEGEND:
Conductor Size:
- A and B denote the sizes of conductors being joined.
- Bar is specified by its dimensions, x and y.
- Circular conductors can be either:
- Stranded (e.g., cable)
- Solid (e.g., ground rod, rebar).
- If both stranded and solid conductors are applicable, this will be noted in the relevant table.
- All conductor dimensions are provided in millimeters (mm) unless specified otherwise.
Price Key:
Moulds are priced according to their size and complexity and are categorized into pricing bands, referred to by a price key.
Weld Metal:
Weld metal is specifically sized for each mould. Normally, this is one carton of weld metal but when more than one is needed it will be indicated by a multiplier; such as 2 x #150.
Clamp:
- Each type of mold requires a specific clamp.
- If multiple molds use the same clamp, you only have to order enough clamps for the number of operators you will need for your job.
Sleeve (Rail Applications):
A copper sleeve is used to increase the diameter of smaller conductors to make them weldable.
Hammer Die (Rail Applications):
A hammer die flattens one side of a conductor for better contact with the rail, improving the weld quality.