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In-house electroplating streamlines busbar production, eliminating the time and cost of outsourcing.
Storm offers in-house copper bus bar electroplating of bright and matte tin, lead, tin/lead alloys, nickel and silver. This capability is proven to reduce lead times critical to OEMs.
Not only is internal electroplating is more cost effective than outsourcing, plating in house offers a green component to manufacturing by eliminating fuel consumption and pollution from transport from plant to plant.
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In-house testing equipment.
Quality inspection and testing throughout the bus bar production process to ensures all specifications are met, once more eliminating fuel consumption and pollution from transport from plant to lab.
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CNC Capability
Virtually all of Storm business involves copper and a variety of core metalworking capabilities, all based on CNC technology. Storm's equipment includes shear, presses, press breaks, water jet and punching machines, to produce materials, processes, and finished components engineered to meet standards required by ISO 9001, ASTM, UL, CSA, Bellcore, and other testing/standards bodies. Storm's prototyping capability can put samples of busbar connectors in your hands for evaluation in a matter of days.
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One million pounds of copper inventory in standard and metric sizes
means copper bar stock and sheet is in-stock NOW to keep production flowing. |
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Online Quality Data Display & Bar Coding
Lets you track busbar and other copper components' quality control online.
Solid-Works 3D Design enables fast rendering
of parts and assembly designs with application-specific tools
for custom bus bar fabrication.
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Value Engineering prevents cost overruns while reducing lead time.
Whenever Storm's process engineers look at a busbar print, there are a handful of key design elements they are immediately drawn to. These design elements largely dictate how an OEM's bus bars will be manufactured.
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