Copper-to-copper spot welding requires high heat, pressure, and precise control due to copper’s high electrical and thermal conductivity. The process uses copper-alloy electrodes to pass current through overlapped copper parts, generating heat at the joint, which melts the material to form a strong weld.

Our Copper-alloy electrodes are used because they have high thermal and electrical conductivity, ensuring heat is generated where needed. The electrodes are designed and made of a suitable material to withstand the high temperatures.

We can supply as per customer requirement.