Bare (Annealed) Flexible Braided Copper Wire, 25 sq mm

Flexible braided copper wire is a highly conductive material composed of multiple fine copper strands woven together to provide exceptional flexibility and durabilityKey Features and Characteristics High Conductivity: Composed of high-purity (often 99.9%+) copper, it provides a low-resistance path for efficient power and signal transmission. Exceptional Flexibility: The weave allows it to be routed through tight or irregular spaces and endure constant vibration or repeated motion. Durability & Resilience: It is highly resistant to mechanical fatigue and can absorb shocks, which is critical for industrial machinery and automotive grounding. Enhanced Heat Dissipation: The large surface area of the braided structure promotes better cooling than solid conductors, especially in high-current setups. EMI/RFI Shielding: Its dense, crisscross pattern acts as a protective barrier against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. Corrosion Resistance: Many versions are tinned (coated with tin) to prevent oxidation, making them suitable for harsh, humid, or marine environments. Types of Braided Copper Wire Flat Braids: Shaped into a flat ribbon; ideal for grounding straps, battery connectors, and busbar links where space is limited in two axes. Round Braids: Flexible in three axes; used in applications requiring multi-directional movement or as shielding for central cables. Tubular Braids: An expandable sleeve designed to be placed over other wires for superior electromagnetic shielding. Rope Braids: Formed from multiple bunches of braids; these offer the highest level of flexibility for massive components or extreme vibration.