Three Way Cable Joint - CC6
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Three Way Cable Joint – CC6

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Product Information:

Three Way Cable Joint is a cable to cable exothermic welded connection that requires HCD Handle Clamp.

The AuraWeld Exothermic Connection is a permanent, zero-maintenance weld solution providing up to 50 years of service life. Unlike pressure-type connections – such as bolts or crimps – AuraWeld welds do not loosen or degrade with time, providing consistent electrical performance without increased resistance. The granular powder of the AuraWeld metal includes copper oxide, aluminium, and flux and is available in standard sizes.

AuraWeld Mould Features

  • High-quality graphite that provides ease of machining and resilience to thermal and mechanical shocks during welding, with heat over 2000ºC.
  • Designed for 50-60 weld connection

How To Install

16, 25, 35, 50, 70, 95 and 120 = stranded cable (mm²)

LEGEND:
Conductor Size:
A and B denote the sizes of conductors being joined.
Bar is specified by its dimensions, x and y.
Circular conductors can be either:
Stranded (e.g., cable)
Solid (e.g., ground rod, rebar).
If both stranded and solid conductors are applicable, this will be noted in the relevant table.
All conductor dimensions are provided in millimeters (mm) unless specified otherwise.
Price Key:
Moulds are priced according to their size and complexity and are categorized into pricing bands, referred to by a price key.
Weld Metal:
Weld metal is specifically sized for each mould. Normally, this is one carton of weld metal but when more than one is needed it will be indicated by a multiplier; such as 2 x #150.
Clamp:
Each type of mold requires a specific clamp.
If multiple molds use the same clamp, you only have to order enough clamps for the number of operators you will need for your job.
Sleeve (Rail Applications):
A copper sleeve is used to increase the diameter of smaller conductors to make them weldable.
Hammer Die (Rail Applications):
A hammer die flattens one side of a conductor for better contact with the rail, improving the weld quality.

A(mm)

8 dila, 10 dila, 10, 16, 25, 35, 50, 70, 95, 120, 150, 185, 240, 300
B(mm)

8 dila, 10 dila, 16, 25, 35, 50, 70, 95, 120, 150, 185, 240, 300
Weld Metal

#065, #090, #025, #115, #032, #150, #200, #250, #045, 2*#0250, 2*#150, 2*#250, 2*200, 2*#200, 3*250, 3*#250, 25, 32
HANDLE CLAMP

HCD

Product Options

16, 25, 35, 50, 70, 95 and 120 = stranded cable (mm²)

LEGEND:
Conductor Size:
A and B denote the sizes of conductors being joined.
Bar is specified by its dimensions, x and y.
Circular conductors can be either:
Stranded (e.g., cable)
Solid (e.g., ground rod, rebar).
If both stranded and solid conductors are applicable, this will be noted in the relevant table.
All conductor dimensions are provided in millimeters (mm) unless specified otherwise.
Price Key:
Moulds are priced according to their size and complexity and are categorized into pricing bands, referred to by a price key.
Weld Metal:
Weld metal is specifically sized for each mould. Normally, this is one carton of weld metal but when more than one is needed it will be indicated by a multiplier; such as 2 x #150.
Clamp:
Each type of mold requires a specific clamp.
If multiple molds use the same clamp, you only have to order enough clamps for the number of operators you will need for your job.
Sleeve (Rail Applications):
A copper sleeve is used to increase the diameter of smaller conductors to make them weldable.
Hammer Die (Rail Applications):
A hammer die flattens one side of a conductor for better contact with the rail, improving the weld quality.

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