Why Choose A Copper-clad Grounding Rod With Strong Corrosion Resistance?

In complex environments, 5 8 in x 10 ft copper ground rod needs to withstand the combined corrosion of soil electrochemical processes, saline-alkali moisture, and chemical media.

The 5 8 in x 8 ft copper ground rod manufacturing process, which combines a copper plating with a steel core, ensures that the copper layer remains firmly attached under bending and stress, preventing it from peeling or cracking, thus reducing the chance of oxidation and corrosion of the exposed substrate.

In long-term underground operations, once the 5 8 x 8 copper ground rod surface protective layer is damaged or peeled off, corrosion can penetrate from the surface inwards. Corrosion products can alter grounding resistance and reduce conductivity. The corrosion-resistant bonded rod can delay this process for many years.