Braco Corrosion Inhibiting Compound: Defending Connections in Aggressive Environments
Braco recommends the use of Corrosion Inhibiting Compound for crimping connections, especially in
aggressive conditions such as chemical or salt-laden atmospheres, or where regular inspection and
cleaning are not feasible.
This compound is a mixture of Grey Lithium-based grease with abrasive particles and suspended Zinc
particles, enhancing jointing by causing small areas of cold welding:
The Corrosion Inhibitor does not affect the electrical properties of the compression joint.
It is non-corrosive to aluminum, copper, steel, tin, zinc, and combinations of these metals.
It does not deteriorate when exposed to the atmosphere at the conductor’s operating temperature.
It exhibits good sealing properties against moisture and contaminating substances in the atmosphere, with
a high-temperature drop point.
The mixture includes Grey Lithium-based grease, Zinc Chromate, and Titanium Dioxide, ensuring robust
protection for connections. Explore the reliability of Braco Corrosion Inhibiting Compound in safeguarding
connections in challenging environments.
| Features | Advantages |
|---|---|
| Tin Plated | To avoid oxidization and achieve Maximum corrosion protection |
| PVC Sleeves | To protect against electrical shocks |
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| Specification | Joint without Compound | Joint with Braco Compound | Joint with Imported Compound |
| AT 700 Amp at Ambient Temp. | 4.42 mV | 2.65 mV | 3.85 mV |
| After 10 days 6.16mV 3.1mV 5.35mV at 90*C | 5.70 mV | 2.97 mV | 4.75 mV |
| After 1/2 hour ageing at 00*C after 2nd test | 7.06 mV | 3.55 mV | 5.56 mV |