Copper Bonded Earthing Rod

Copper Bonded Earthing Rod

1000 INR/Piece

Product Details:

  • Diameter 16mm, 17.2mm, 25mm and other sizes upon request
  • Number of Conductor Single rod
  • Locking Type Threaded ends for coupler/connection
  • Install Type Driving/hammering into ground, can be coupled with connectors if needed
  • Operating Temperature -10C to +80C
  • Dielectiric Strength NA (conductor not intended for dielectric insulation)
  • Features Corrosion resistant, High conductivity, Long life, Easy installation, Threaded ends for secure connection
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Copper Bonded Earthing Rod Price And Quantity

  • 1000 INR/Piece
  • 1 Piece

Copper Bonded Earthing Rod Product Specifications

  • Copper
  • Copper
  • Steel core molecularly bonded with pure electrolytic copper (typically 99.9% purity)
  • 1 Meter, 1.5 Meter, 2 Meter, 3 Meter, 4 Meter and customized lengths available
  • Typical diameter: 16mm, 17.2mm, 25mm, customized sizes available
  • Corrosion resistant, High conductivity, Long life, Easy installation, Threaded ends for secure connection
  • Single solid core
  • -10C to +80C
  • Solid copper bonded steel rod
  • Suitable for all voltage ranges for earthing purposes
  • Lightning protection, earthing system for electrical equipment, substations, telecom, solar installations
  • 16mm, 17.2mm, 25mm and other sizes upon request
  • NA (no shield - solid rod)
  • NA (Uninsulated solid copper bonded steel)
  • Copper Bonded Earthing Rod
  • Copper (matches rod finish)
  • Single rod
  • Threaded ends for coupler/connection
  • Copper bonded steel
  • -10C to +80C
  • Driving/hammering into ground, can be coupled with connectors if needed
  • NA (conductor not intended for dielectric insulation)
  • Earthing/Grounding in electrical installations, substations, industrial and commercial complexes
  • Typically less than 1 Ohm to earth (depends on soil and installation)
  • Varies with length and diameter (e.g., approx. 2.5kg for 1.5m rod at 17.2mm)
  • NA (no external jacket - copper bonded)
  • NA (non-armored solid rod)
  • Low carbon/high tensile steel core
  • -10C to +80C
  • NA (solid rod, not a cable)
  • Minimum 600 N/mm2
  • Cylindrical rod
  • As per length and diameter, e.g., 16mm, 17.2mm, 25mm diameter
  • Minimum 250 micron (as per IEC/UL standards)
  • Copper bonded via electrolytic plating (not cladded, not electroplated)
  • Pointed tip for easy driving, threaded end for connection
  • Excellent, owing to pure electrolytic copper bonding
  • Threaded couplers available for joining multiple rods
  • Plastic wrap or wooden case, as per customer requirement
  • Low resistivity for effective earthing
  • Highly polished, copper coated
  • Up to 30 years (depending on soil and installation conditions)

Copper Bonded Earthing Rod Trade Information

  • Cash in Advance (CID)
  • 1000 Piece Per Month
  • 5 -15 Days
  • Asia, North America, South America, Africa, Eastern Europe, Central America, Western Europe, Middle East, Australia
  • All India

Product Description

We are manufacturing Copper Bonded Earthing Rod, which has a high carbon steel core that is suitable for deep diving. It is used both as conductors in the manufacture of cables and for specific functions in electric vehicles and plating. We pack this rod in sturdy materials which keeps it safe while transportation.


Superior Corrosion Resistance

Thanks to pure electrolytic copper bonding and a robust 250-micron coating, these rods deliver outstanding resistance to environmental degradation. The copper surface remains highly conductive for decades, ensuring dependable and safe grounding for critical electrical installations.


Flexible Installation Options

Available in 1 to 4-meter standard lengths, and custom sizes on request, copper bonded earthing rods are adaptable to diverse soil and site conditions. Threaded couplers and pointed tips make driving and connecting multiple rods easy for any earthing configuration.


Effective and Long-Lasting Grounding

With a life expectancy of up to 30 years (depending on soil and installation), these rods require minimal maintenance. Their low resistivity and high tensile strength combine to provide a stable and efficient earth connection for lightning protection, substations, telecom, and more.

FAQ's of Copper Bonded Earthing Rod:


Q: How is the copper bonded earthing rod installed?

A: Installation involves driving or hammering the pointed rod into the ground. If extra depth or resistance reduction is required, threaded couplers allow connection of multiple rods. The process is quick and suitable for a wide range of soil types.

Q: What benefits does the pure electrolytic copper bonding provide?

A: The pure electrolytic copper bonding, at minimum 250 microns, ensures superior corrosion resistance and high electrical conductivity. This results in long service life and stable earthing performance even in aggressive soil conditions.

Q: When should multiple rods be joined together?

A: Multiple rods are coupled using threaded connectors when deeper penetration is required to achieve target earth resistance values, especially in high resistivity soils or for larger installations requiring enhanced safety.

Q: Where can the copper bonded earthing rod be used?

A: These rods are suitable for a wide variety of applications including substations, industrial complexes, commercial electrical installations, telecom towers, solar projects, and anywhere reliable earthing is essential.

Q: What makes these earthing rods more durable than regular rods?

A: The rods' molecularly bonded, high-purity copper layer and solid steel core provide both mechanical strength and resistance against corrosion, giving them a life expectancy of up to 30 years depending on installation and soil quality.

Q: Is there a specific process for selecting the rod size and length?

A: Selection depends on site-specific factors such as soil resistivity, installation depth, and application requirements. Standard sizes range from 16mm to 25mm in diameter and 1 to 4 meters in length, with customization available.

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