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3M Grounding Braid 6 AWG Tinned Copper 25 ft .5 in Width
Tinned copper grounding braid, 6 AWG, 25 ft long and .5 in wide with two .25 in holes
- TypeElectronic
- Tinned copper braid resists corrosion for reliable grounding
- 25 ft length provides flexible reach in installations
- .5 in width fits standard lugs and terminals
- 6 AWG conductor handles high current loads safely
- ROHS compliant material meets environmental standards
Grounding Braid 6 AWG Tinned Copper
This 25-foot grounding braid uses 6 AWG tinned copper for reliable electrical bonding. The half-inch width and standard tongue style suit panel and chassis connections. It arrives without end connectors for custom termination. The braid meets RoHS compliance requirements.
Replaces Damaged Or Short Factory Straps
Use this length when an existing braid is corroded, too short or missing entirely. The two-hole pattern with .25-inch centre spacing matches many standard lug layouts. The jump is worth it when a secure, low-impedance path to ground is required for safety or noise reduction.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Tinned copper resists oxidation so resistance stays stable over long service periods. The flexible braid construction absorbs vibration and thermal expansion without fatigue. Current capacity follows 6 AWG ampacity ratings for continuous duty. No connectors are fitted, so crimp or solder joints determine the final connection quality.
Highlights
- Tinned copper braid resists corrosion for reliable grounding
- 25 ft length provides flexible reach in installations
- .5 in width fits standard lugs and terminals
- 6 AWG conductor handles high current loads safely
- ROHS compliant material meets environmental standards
Specifications
| Brand | 3M |
|---|---|
| Type | Electronic |
Questions about this item
What hole diameter and spacing does the .5 in wide braid need for mounting?
Each end has a .5 in diameter hole; centres are .25 in apart and 1 in from the end of the 25 ft length.
How do you attach the tinned copper braid without supplied connectors, and what step is often missed?
Crimp or solder lugs to the bare braid ends; the step often missed is cleaning oxidation before terminating.
When should the 6 AWG tinned copper braid be inspected or replaced?
Inspect annually for corrosion, broken strands or loose hardware; replace if the braid shows green patina or fraying.
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