Exothermic welding is a versatile method used in various industries for creating strong, permanent connections. Common joints include cable to cable joints, ensuring reliable electrical continuity; cable to ground rod joints, crucial for effective grounding solutions; and cable to rebar joints, used in reinforced concrete structures. Additionally, cable to steel surface joints are designed for bonding cables to steel structures, while ground rod to ground rod joints extend the length of grounding rods. Cable to busbar joints are essential in electrical panels for efficient power transfer, and cable to lattice tower joints provide grounding for telecommunications and power transmission. Moreover, pipe to pipe joints protect against corrosion, cable to rail joints ensure safe railway signaling, and cable to structure joints bond cables to buildings and equipment.
