Spliceband is a continuous reel of crimping material that is cut and formed in the applicator tooling to produce a finished crimp. A reel of spliceband contains 25,000 to 75,000 crimps allowing maximum productivity and minimizing machine down time. The spliceband underside is specially serrated to ensure the electrical and mechanical performance of the crimp connection. The serrations are critical to forming a cold weld between the conductors and the spliceband.
Tin Coated Brass - Required for Aluminum Splicing and Soldering
Nickel Plated Steel (FN) - Heat Resistance and Weldability
Inconel (ID) - Extreme Heat Resistance
Cupro Nickel (NC)- Increased Heat Resistance
Brass (BC) - General Purpose Material
Lead Free - Ideal for Lead Free Applications and meet the RoHS requirement
Standard serrations - for bare wires are longitudinal grooves which cut into the conductors.
"M" Type Serrations - For copper magnet wires are sharp ridges that pierce the varnish insulation of the magnet wire. This feature eliminates pre-stripping of the insulation.
Splicing has the lowest applied assembly cost of any crimping system.
100% of material is used, removing wasted-material costs entirely.
You can expect a solid crimp connection meeting UL486C standard requirements.
Spliceband is available in a variety of thicknesses and widths to meet various mechanical and electrical crimp requirements.
