Earthing & Lightning Protection

Air Terminals are conductive rods placed at the top of structures to intercept lightning strikes and safely direct them to the ground, preventing electrical shock and fire hazards.

Copper & Aluminum Conductors are metal wires designed to carry electrical currents efficiently, often used in power distribution to minimize energy loss over distances.

Aluminum Tapes are thin strips of aluminum typically used for shielding purposes in cables and electrical installations to prevent electromagnetic interference.

Copper Bars are solid bars of copper that conduct electricity, commonly used in electrical panels and systems to distribute power with minimal resistance.

Copper Tapes are thin copper strips used in electrical installations, providing effective conductivity and shielding against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.

Earth Pits are specially designed pits filled with conductive material to enhance grounding systems, ensuring safe dissipation of electrical currents into the earth.

Earth Plates are conductive plates buried in the ground, used to increase the contact area with the earth for grounding purposes and ensuring reliable electrical earthing.

Earth Rods are metal rods inserted into the ground to establish a low-resistance path to the earth, used in grounding systems to safely disperse electrical faults.

Earthing Fittings are components used to connect various parts of grounding systems, ensuring a secure and continuous conductive path for electrical grounding.

Exothermic Welding System is a process for joining conductors permanently using chemical reactions to form high-strength electrical connections in grounding and bonding applications.