Powder Coated bus bar Aluminium

Powder coated busbars are electrical conductors, typically made of copper or aluminum, that have been coated with an epoxy powder to provide electrical insulation and protection against environmental factors. This coating enhances durability and ensures safety in various applications.

SVM's powder coated bus bars utilize conductors made from high-conductivity materials such as copper and aluminum, ensuring efficient electrical performance.

The epoxy powder coating offers several advantages:

• Electrical Insulation: Provides a high dielectric barrier, reducing the risk of short circuits.
• Durability: Enhances resistance to chemicals, heat, moisture, and mechanical wear.
• Corrosion Resistance: Protects the underlying metal from environmental degradation.
• Safety: Reduces the risk of electrical shock to personnel.

Yes, SVM's powder coated bus bars comply with flame class UL-94 V-0 and are RoHS compliant, ensuring they meet stringent safety and environmental standards.

AkzoNobel Epoxy Insulation Coating is used to provide electrical insulation and protection for busbars in various high-performance applications, including power electronics, renewable energy, and aerospace.

This coating offers excellent chemical, heat, and moisture resistance, along with strong adhesion to conductors like copper and aluminum, making it suitable for demanding environments.

Industries such as power electronics, wind energy, solar energy, aerospace, military, and transportation benefit from using AkzoNobel Epoxy Insulation Coating for their busbars.

Kobosol is a flexible PVC insulation material used to insulate busbars, providing electrical insulation and ensuring dielectric strength.

Kobosol insulated bus bars offer excellent dielectric strength of 11 kV/mm and are available in insulation thicknesses ranging from 0.5mm to 4mm.

These bus bars are ideal for power electronics, renewable energy, aerospace, military applications, and transportation.

Powder coating offers a uniform and durable insulation layer that conforms to complex geometries, providing better protection against environmental factors compared to traditional insulation methods like tapes or sleeves. It also allows for closer spacing between bus bars, improving system compactness.