Aluminum Busbar

Busbar belongs to the profile side of this catalogue. The full-range site's profile family lists aluminium busbar, aluminium wire and aluminium block; the English site's product pages include an aluminium busbar described as flat bar in the four electrical alloys — 1050, 1060, 1070 and 1350. Those are the same alloys as the transformer strip programme, which is the point: the electrical range in this catalogue is one alloy family in three forms — winding strip (the 1350 page), flat bar busbar (this page), and the block and wire profiles.

Busbar — documented data

Product	Aluminium busbar (profile family); busbar flat bar (English site)
Alloys	1050, 1060, 1070, 1350
Profile family	Busbar, wire, block
Block context	Aluminium block is published in six series (1/2/3/5/6/7), e.g. 5xxx block in 5005/5052/5083/5086/5182/5454/5754
Section sizes — electrical grades (1050/1060/1070/1350)	No section table published for these grades — confirmed per enquiry
Section sizes — bar page table (6061/6063/6082 flat bar)	6061 and 6063: thickness up to 200 mm, width up to 600 mm, length up to 6000 mm; 6082: thickness 5–25 mm, width up to 600 mm, length up to 6000 mm (alloy table on the supplier's aluminium bar page; belongs to those alloys, not to the electrical grades)

For the electrical grades themselves (1050, 1060, 1070, 1350), the listings document the alloy set and the flat-bar form but publish no section table: section sizes, lengths and minimums for those grades are confirmed per enquiry — send the cross-section (width × thickness), the alloy, and the total length or tonnage. A section table does exist elsewhere in the same catalogue: the supplier's aluminium bar page tabulates 6061, 6063 and 6082 flat bar by alloy, temper, thickness, width and length (the figures in the table above). Those sizes belong to the 6xxx bar alloys; they are not electrical-grade busbar sizes.

For electrical buyers, the companion page is 1350 aluminum: its strip listing publishes the electrical grade's own data (temper O, 0.2–4.0 mm, 30–1300 mm wide, 2-ton minimum). Busbar and 1350 strip are frequently quoted together for transformer and switchgear programmes, and one enquiry can cover both forms.

Busbar within the electrical alloy programme

The electrical programme in this catalogue is coherent enough to read as one system. Its alloys — 1050, 1060, 1070, 1350 — are the high-conductivity 1xxx grades. Its coil form is transformer winding strip, with the 1350 listing's published data (temper O, 0.2–4.0 mm, widths 30–1300 mm, 2-ton minimum, T/T or irrevocable L/C at sight). Its bar form is this page's busbar flat bar. Its wider profile family adds aluminium wire and aluminium block — the block listed in six series, with the 5xxx block page naming 5005, 5052, 5083, 5086, 5182, 5454 and 5754. An electrical fabricator can therefore source winding strip, busbar, wire and block from one catalogue family, quoted in one enquiry, with the strip side already carrying published minimums and terms. The bar side's contribution to that enquiry is the alloy set and the form; sections and lengths for the electrical grades are quotation items.

Ordering note: busbar is normally bought to a drilling and bending schedule as much as to a section size. If your fabricator works from flat bar and machines in-house, the enquiry is simply alloy, section and length programme; if cut lengths are wanted, the cutting list belongs in the first enquiry so the quotation prices bar and cutting together rather than as an afterthought the listings never mentioned.