Durability Requirements Of Stainless Steel Piercing Teeth Material And Metal Parts In Piercing Wire Clamps.

The stainless steel piercing teeth in electrical piercing connector are responsible for directly piercing the cable insulation layer and making contact with the conductor. The corrosion resistance of stainless steel allows insulation connector to maintain stable electrical conductivity in harsh environments such as humid and saline conditions. The stainless steel piercing teeth have high hardness, resulting in a more even distribution of contact pressure, which allows the insulation piercing to maintain the sharpness and precision of the blade during repeated piercing.

Bolts, nuts, and other metal fasteners in insulation piercing clamp are also made of stainless steel. These metal parts need to withstand large rotational torques and are exposed to outdoor environments for extended periods. Stainless steel components have anti-oxidation and anti-rust properties, maintaining structural integrity and connection reliability over a service life of more than 20 years.