What is copper wire drawing splicing?

Copper wire drawing and splicing is a metal processing method. Two copper wires are heated at both ends to melt their surfaces, and then quickly pressed together to bond them to each other, thus realizing the connection of copper wires.

Copper wire drawing and splicing is a common metal connection technology in electrical engineering. Because copper has electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity, copper wire is often used to make electrical equipment such as wires and cables. In the process of drawing and splicing copper wires, special equipment is used to heat the ends of copper wires, so that the surfaces of copper wires are melted to a certain extent, and then the surfaces are quickly pressed to adhere to each other, thus achieving the effect of connection. Compared with other metal connection methods, copper wire drawing and splicing has the advantages of firm connection and good transmission performance.

It should be noted that proper temperature and pressure should be mastered in the process of drawing and splicing copper wires, so as to avoid the copper wires from being blown off or unreliable in connection due to excessive temperature, and at the same time, attention should be paid to the safe operation of the equipment.