Electric Overhead Conductor Rail System Steel 4 Pole 35a-140a No Seam

Bus bars can be manufactured using various processes, depending on the desired shape, size, and material:

• Extrusion: Extrusion is a common manufacturing process for producing bus bars with a uniform cross-sectional shape. The material is forced through a die to obtain the desired profile. Extruded bus bars can have complex shapes, such as rectangular or hexagonal.

• Punching and Bending: Punching and bending techniques are used to fabricate bus bars from sheet metal. The desired shape is punched or cut out from a metal sheet, and then it is bent to the required angle or form.

• Casting: Casting is used for manufacturing bus bars with intricate shapes or larger sizes. Molten metal is poured into a mold and allowed to solidify, resulting in a bus bar with the desired configuration.

• Laminating: Laminating involves stacking multiple thin layers of conductive material, usually copper or aluminum, with insulating layers in between. The layers are then bonded together under heat and pressure to form a composite bus bar.

 The manufacturing process chosen depends on factors such as the complexity of the design, the required volume, and the material being used.