The Overall Conductivity Of The Cold-pressed Needle Is Excellent.
The crimp socket contact structure is made of a highly conductive metal, with copper being the most common material. Sometimes, it is tin-plated to enhance corrosion resistance and conductivity stability.
The female crimp contact structure forms a solid metal-to-metal connection with the conductor during crimping, eliminating the need for soldering and avoiding potential resistance instability or poor contact problems caused by solder.
By using matching tools and dies for crimping, a homogeneous, solid connection interface can be formed between the metal terminal and the conductor. This connection method reduces contact resistance, allowing current to flow more smoothly between the terminal and the conductor.
On the other hand, the male crimp contact design avoids sharp bottleneck structures on the conductive surface, maintaining the continuity and smoothness of the conductive cross-section, and has minimal impact on current-carrying capacity.
