Problems with low-voltage dense busbars

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Hello, does anyone know which manufacturers can produce 6-meter-long low-voltage dense busbars (IP65)? Thank you! The busbar passes through a zone classified as Zone 2 hazardous (IIC T4) with a length of approximately 6 meters; if there are joints in between, those joints must meet explosion-proof requirements, and many low-voltage busbars do not possess such certification. If the investment for cast busbars is relatively high, are there any other methods to solve this issue? (Note: The current is very high, and there are other factors; using a cable doesn’t seem practical.)

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