Excellent conductivity, suitable for electrical appliances and energized parts
Excellent non-magnetic properties, suitable for medical equipment and test equipment that require high non-magnetic properties
Excellent corrosion resistance, improved by nickel plating, beautiful appearance
Made in Japan, the elements of the material are evenly distributed and extremely stable.

Materials: Common ones include brass, bronze (e.g., phosphor bronze), and copper-nickel alloys, balancing strength, workability, and conductivity.
Types:
Ring terminals: One end has a circular ring (for bolt/nut connection), the other crimps wires.
Fork terminals: Fork-shaped end, suitable for connecting to flat terminals or busbars, often used in high-current scenarios.
Spade terminals: Flat blade-like, insertable into matching socket connectors for quick plugging.

Material: Typically made of pure copper or copper alloys (e.g., brass, phosphor bronze), offering good malleability, conductivity, and corrosion resistance.
Functions:
Seal joints (preventing fluid/gas leakage in pipes, valves, or machinery).
Distribute pressure evenly between fasteners (e.g., bolts) and surfaces.
Act as electrical conductors in grounding or connection applications.
Applications:
Plumbing and hydraulic systems (sealing pipe connections).
Automotive engines (gaskets for oil/coolant lines).
Electrical equipment (grounding washers, terminal connections).
Industrial machinery (sealing flanges, pressure fittings).

Material: Usually made of pure copper or copper alloys (e.g., brass, bronze), with high electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and good malleability.
Features:
Excellent electrical and thermal conduction, ideal for grounding or heat transfer applications.
Corrosion-resistant in mild environments; brass variants offer better strength.
Malleable, allowing tight sealing when tightened.
Applications:
Electrical systems (grounding screws, connecting conductive components).
Plumbing and HVAC (sealing joints in water/air lines).
Electronics (internal connections in devices like transformers, motors).
Decorative uses (architectural or furniture hardware for aesthetic appeal).

Material: Crafted from pure copper or copper alloys (e.g., brass, phosphor bronze), balancing conductivity, malleability, and strength.
Key Properties:
Excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, suitable for grounding or heat transfer.
Good corrosion resistance in mild environments; brass bolts offer enhanced durability.
Malleable, allowing secure sealing when tightened.
Applications:
Electrical systems (grounding, connecting conductive components).
Plumbing and HVAC (sealing pipe joints, water/air line fittings).
Electronics (internal hardware in motors, transformers).
Decorative or architectural uses (visible fixtures requiring a copper finish).

Material: Made from pure copper or copper alloys (e.g., brass, phosphor bronze), offering a mix of conductivity, corrosion resistance, and machinability.
Key Properties:
Excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, useful in grounding or heat transfer setups.
Good corrosion resistance in mild environments; brass nuts provide higher strength.
Malleable enough to form tight seals when paired with bolts.
Applications:
Electrical systems (securing grounding components, terminal connections).
Plumbing and HVAC (sealing pipe joints, fitting assemblies).
Electronics (internal hardware in devices like generators, circuit boards).
Decorative or architectural uses (visible fasteners with a copper aesthetic).