Copper Bonded Earth Rod Grades 10µ 20µ 30µ Copper Coating High Tensile Steel Core Astm Is Standard

Veraizen Earthing is a well-established brand in grounding systems, with copper-bonded earth rods which have been developed to provide long life and consistent electrical conductivity. The company being a trusted copper-bonded earth rod manufacturer, each of their rods is made of a high-tensile steel core that is molecularly bonded with pure copper to avoid cracking, peeling or any corrosion even in the worst soil environment. The rods are commonly applied in substations, telecom towers, industrial plants, and residential earthing systems where a consistent dissipation of fault current is of great importance.

• Selecting a reliable copper-bonded pipe electrode supplier is essential to ensure project reliability and regulatory compliance.
• Copper-bonded electrodes provide better electrical conductivity compared to GI (galvanized iron) alternatives.
• They maintain low earth resistance over long periods, improving long-term grounding performance.
• Suitable for horticultural and mixed soil conditions with varying levels of soil resistivity.
• Commonly specified and accepted under electrical safety standards for earthing systems.
• Feature a smooth surface finish that improves physical and electrical contact with the soil.
• Manufactured with uniform copper thickness, ensuring consistent conductivity and corrosion resistance.
• Allow faster installation due to easier driving into the ground.
• Require minimal maintenance, reducing operational costs over time.
• Ideal for both new grounding installations and system upgrades.

An unthreaded pure copper earth rod can be used where the installation of the earth rod is simple and does not involve jointed extensions. These rods tend to be used in shallow or medium grounding where it is possible to make them go directly to the ground. Copper-bonded earth rods are normally available in copper coating thicknesses of 10 microns, 20 microns, and 30 microns, and the steel core is usually high-carbon or low-alloy steel to give the desired tensile strength. Pure copper rods can be provided in C101 or C102 grade copper, which is highly conductive and resistant to corrosion.

In case of higher grounding requirements, the Copper Bonded Earth Rod With Coupler & Driving Head gives the opportunity of connecting several rod sections together, with lower values of earth resistance. This modular system is very efficient on rocky soils or soils with a high resistance to penetration. These systems are popular in infrastructure and utility projects, and they fit with the current procurement and B2B strategy approaches, which emphasize long-term performance, safety compliance and cost efficiency of the lifecycle over the initial price.