Copper foil flexible connectors, with lap joints welded in one step using molecular diffusion welding technology. Suitable for automotive power batteries, high and low voltage electrical appliances, and distribution equipment, they have the advantages of low resistivity and high bendability. Due to copper's superior conductivity compared to aluminum, copper busbars are widely used in electrical equipment, especially in distribution devices.

Heat shrink tubing and plastic-dipped battery flexible connectors use heat shrink tubing and plastic-dipping processes for their insulation materials, effectively preventing damage to the product from external factors. This is an advanced insulation process for the product, and it is also suitable for larger conductor-type battery flexible connector products, effectively controlling product bending.