QWORK Flat Copper Braid Cable, 20ft 6mm Flat Copper Braided Ground Strap Wire, Flexible Shielding Wire Mesh, 1 Pack

My ham radio setup was in dire need of grounding, and I wanted to try using braided ground straps rather than wires. (To be honest, I'm not sure which is better, but I think maybe the straps? I digress.) I've never worked with this stuff, and really didn't know what I needed to do, but I figured—hey, I'll make it work. Turns out I needed have been concerned. The straps cut very easily with diagonal cutters or even the little snips you get with your 3D printer. Once you've made the cut, twisting the end into a little cylinder is straightforward—and then it's a simple matter of sliding that into a ring or spade terminal and doing a crimp. If you want additional electrical conductivity, add some solder. This package has been enough for me to make half a dozen straps, and I've got plenty more for spares. Really pleased!

Copper braid was of good quality and soldered easily. Delivery was quick.

I purchased the copper wire for my grounding pad...direct connection to mother Earth. So far so good:)

It was the right size for grounding amateur radios to a ground post. Also the quality, value, and performance work well for the radio room, shack.

My first, but not my last order- all as gescribec

Perfect for my vehicle ground straps

This is exactly what is described... I am able to plan my projects with confidence. Received the order quickly, packaged in a zipper bag.

Used to make a Bonding strap on a piece of equipment, removed the EMI

Good product service 👍👍👍

Good. Recommend.

Terminated lengths of it using 10-12 gauge (the yellow insulated) ring terminals to beef up the grounding points in my first gen Tacoma. Looks good and works well. Just remember to seal up the connection to prevent corrosion. Cheers!

Great wire, used to replace my old broken ground straps on my truck

The flexibility is great. This size was perfect to roll the end of it between my fingers and insert into a electical automotive eyelet and crimp it. I used the eyelet that has a yellow plastic collar on it. I removed plastic before hand for aesthetics. I have plenty more of this material for future grounding straps.