

Required for assembling the different parts of the exothermic welding mold and for holding the conductors to be welded inside it
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Make sure you have the mold for the handle clamp, use our selection guide |
The exothermic welding is a self-sufficient process to achieve high quality electrical connections between copper, copper alloys or steel conductors. The process implies the use of a graphite mold allowing the molten metal present inside to come in contact with the conductors present and to weld them in a definitive way.
The pre-assembly of the different parts of a mold as well as the holding of the conductors or elements to be welded present in the mold, is carried out using a handle clamp adapted to each mold size:
To choose all of the required materials, follow the steps below:
MALTEP also manufactures graphite molds for the realization of particular welding configuration.
Do not hesitate to consult us for any particular request with the following welding inputs:
• The configuration of the weld: tee, parallel, etc..
• The nature of the conductors to be welded: cable, round, rebar, etc. (note that aluminium is not suitable with exothermic welding)
• The cross section, diameter, conductors dimensions
• The number of welds to be done for each type of weld
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Discover our exothermic welding overview |
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