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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Nov 26, 2025～Dec 23, 2025
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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Nov 26, 2025～Dec 23, 2025
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Complex-shaped copper busbars are our specialty.
In the process of miniaturizing and simplifying products, the shape of the busbars incorporated also requires complex designs. Our company processes up to 5.0 mm thickness using a turret punch. We have a wide variety of turret punch molds, so we can produce complex shapes with twists and many R shapes in small quantities without incurring high costs or taking much time.
It is a flexible busbar made by laminating and welding aluminum.
We also manufacture battery modules for automotive use.
Cable manufacturing from thin to thick lines. Production is possible from one piece.
It is very flexible and easy to handle even when used for internal wiring of automatic machines. It can also be used as a cable for welding machines. It can be used for generators, motors, automobiles, battery modules, distribution boards, and more.
Please consult us regarding thickness, width, length, etc. We will manufacture the flexible busbars according to your requirements.
If you are looking for flexible busbars used in large welding machines, please contact us. We can provide estimates and manufacturing starting from one piece.
Collaboration product of bars (plates) and bolts (screws) enables cost reduction!
A collaboration product has been realized between the long-established screw manufacturer Yamashina Co., Ltd. and the metal processing manufacturer LADVIK Co., Ltd. Custom designs are possible, and cost reduction proposals can also be made.
Lightweight, abundant resources, and recyclable aluminum busbars contribute to a sustainable society.
"PPAB" is an aluminum busbar with excellent characteristics proposed by Japan Aluminum. It contributes to improved energy efficiency through weight reduction and ensures a sustainable supply of affordable products using aluminum, which is abundant in resources. Additionally, by using reusable materials, it can reduce waste emissions. [Features] - Lightweight - Low cost - Low contact resistance - Flexible sustainability *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Mersen's laminated busbars boast over 60 years of rich experience and high technical expertise!
Mersen's laminated busbars, with over 60 years of extensive experience and high technical capabilities, provide solutions to meet various customer needs.
This is a product made of laminated copper foil. The photo shows type I, but type U and others can also be produced. It can also be used with welding robots.
It is used in the energized and vibrating parts. We have many years of experience as a power supply component for welding. This is a small product, but we also manufacture larger products. We can produce according to your requirements. Please let us know the necessary cross-sectional area, length, hole dimensions, clearance of the mounting part, etc.
Of course, we can promptly respond to mass production as well as special-sized distribution boards and control panels.
Conductors used in areas where high voltage and large currents flow are employed in various applications such as distribution boards, control panels, and storage batteries. We can respond promptly not only to mass production but also to special sizes of distribution boards and control panels. We cut tough pitch copper with a purity of 99.90% or higher to various thicknesses ranging from approximately 1mm to 100mm and in various shapes as needed. Additionally, while aluminum materials are inferior in conductivity and tensile strength compared to general copper, they are lightweight and are also cut and manufactured for purposes of weight reduction and cost savings.
![[SEAIN] EV Bus Bar](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/253196/IPROS17033311254063924503.png?w=280&h=280)
Achieving safety and reliability with next-generation busbars for EVs that support high current and high voltage.
SEAIN INDUSTRY is developing and mass-producing busbars that connect battery cells to conduct electricity in response to the growing demand for electric vehicles. The company is transitioning its business from traditional internal combustion engine parts to EV components, adapting to the charging environment characterized by high voltage and high current. They offer busbars that can handle a maximum instantaneous current of 1000A and voltages ranging from 48V to 400V. Using high-quality materials such as copper and aluminum, they ensure oxidation prevention and conductivity through surface treatment with nickel, tin, and silver plating. They implement strict quality control based on ISO certification and have a track record of deliveries to Hyundai, KIA, and global OEMs. Customization and small-scale production are also possible, providing both price competitiveness and flexibility.
Country-specific forecasts by conductor, power type, and end use for Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Germany until 2032.
This is a market analysis report from Market Research Future. The busbar market in Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Germany is projected to grow to $2.95 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.04%. The growth of the market is supported by urbanization, sustainable transportation, and renewable energy initiatives, but challenges include fluctuations in raw material prices and competition from low-cost imports. Busbars are metal strips made of copper or aluminum for electrical transmission, capable of withstanding high-temperature environments, and are widely used for power transmission in electrical equipment. The market is classified by conductor (copper, aluminum), power level (high, medium, low), and application (residential, commercial, industrial), with the adoption of electric vehicle infrastructure and renewable energy particularly expanding the market in Finland. Key companies include Siemens, Schneider Electric, and Eaton.
