Wet electrical accessories are one of the indispensable and important components in modern industrial production, and cathode wire, as an important part of wet electrical accessories, also has different types and characteristics. This article will introduce you to three common types of cathode wires for wet electrical accessories, namely tubular spike wires, cathode wires, lead-antimony alloy cathode wires, and zigzag cathode wires.
Tubular spur wire cathode wire is a very common wet electrical fitting cathode wire, which adopts a tubular design, which can effectively increase its surface area and improve the discharge efficiency. At the same time, the existence of the spike wire also increases the tightness of the cathode wire and other components, and improves the stability and reliability of the overall circuit. This cathode wire is suitable for electronic equipment, communication equipment, and other fields, and performs well in high-frequency and high-voltage environments.
Lead-antimony alloy cathode wire is another common wet electrical fitting cathode wire, which is made of alloy materials of lead and antimony. Lead-antimony alloy has excellent electrical conductivity and electrochemical stability, and can work stably in wet electric environment for a long time. In addition, lead-antimony alloys have low electrical resistance and high corrosion resistance, making them suitable for applications that require resistance to humidity and corrosion.
The zigzag cathode wire is a specially designed wet electrical fitting cathode wire with a jagged groove on its surface. This design can increase the contact area between the cathode wire and other accessories, and improve the transfer efficiency of electron flow. The zigzag cathode wire is often used in high-power and high-frequency equipment, such as radars, radio transmitters, etc., with high reliability and performance stability.
Tubular spur wire cathode wire, lead-antimony alloy cathode wire and serrated cathode wire are three common types of cathode wire for wet electrical fittings. Each of them has its own unique design and features and is suitable for different wet electrical environments and applications. When selecting a cathode wire for wet electrical fittings, the specific working environment and needs need to be considered to ensure the stability and reliability of the system.