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[Talk about Haichuan Construction] Why do wire joints need to be done this way?

2021-11-11View Original

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This post was last edited by Yuyu in the Desert on 2021-11-11 09:23. What is this for?
Reply #22021-11-11
Tin plating, generally to make the wiring stronger!
Reply #32021-11-11
Tin plating, generally to make the wiring stronger!
Reply #42021-11-11
Tin plating makes the joints strong and prevents oxidation of the joints
Reply #52021-11-11
Do civil buildings still have this old practice? Do industrial construction still require this? ? ?
Reply #62022-03-21
The connectors are tinned. Below is a tin kettle, heat it and melt the tin, then dip the joint into the tin water. In this way, a layer of tin is hung on the joint. The joint is firm, has good contact, and is not easy to corrode.

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