Stainless Steel Grounding Wire

Application

Outdoor corrosion-resistant grounding: Used in coastal areas, chemical plants, and other corrosive environments where ordinary copper or galvanized wires may degrade quickly.

Substation grounding: Used in substations for grounding connections that require long-term stability and low maintenance.

Telecom and data centers: Used for grounding and bonding in communication rooms and data centers where high reliability is required.

Industrial equipment grounding: Used in factories and heavy industry for grounding large electrical equipment and control panels.

Renewable energy grounding: Used in solar farms and wind farms for grounding networks exposed to harsh weather.

Lightning protection grounding: Used as down conductors or grounding wires in lightning protection systems.

Railway and infrastructure grounding: Used in railway systems, bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure projects.

Mining and outdoor installations: Used in mining sites and outdoor electrical installations requiring high corrosion resistance.

Advantage

• High corrosion resistance: Stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion in harsh environments such as coastal areas, chemical plants, and underground installations.
• Long service life: Durable material ensures long-term stability and reduces maintenance frequency.
• Stable conductivity: Provides reliable grounding performance with low resistance over time.
• High tensile strength: Resistant to stretching and deformation during installation and soil movement.
• Excellent temperature resistance: Performs well under high temperature and cold climate conditions.
• Good mechanical performance: Strong structure suitable for heavy-duty grounding applications.
• Non-magnetic option: Suitable for environments requiring low magnetic interference.
• Easy installation: Flexible and easy to bend for routing in complex grounding systems.

FAQ

• Q: What is stainless steel grounding wire used for?

  A: It is used for grounding and lightning protection systems, providing corrosion resistance and long-term stability in harsh environments.

• Q: What are the advantages of stainless steel grounding wire?

  A: High corrosion resistance, good conductivity, strong tensile strength, and long service life.

• Q: What standards do stainless steel grounding wires comply with?

  A: They typically comply with IEC, ASTM, GB, and other national or international grounding standards.

• Q: What sizes are available?

  A: Common sizes include 2.5mm², 4mm², 6mm², 10mm², 16mm², 25mm², etc., and can be customized.

• Q: Can stainless steel grounding wire be used outdoors?

  A: Yes, it is suitable for outdoor use due to its corrosion resistance and UV stability.

• Q: How should it be installed?

  A: It should be fixed firmly, kept away from corrosive substances, and connected using proper clamps or terminals.

• Q: What is the typical service life?

  A: Generally 20–50 years depending on the environment and maintenance.

• Q: Can it be used with other grounding materials?

  A: Yes, it can be combined with copper, galvanized steel, or other grounding conductors based on design requirements.