Comparison of several common conductive connectors
Sep 06, 2025
Connection piece size: 0.1x5x100mm
|
Type |
Electrical conductivity |
Solder joint |
Hardness |
Resilience |
Welding ease |
General purpose |
|
Copper connector |
good |
higher |
Relatively soft |
higher |
Difficult to weld |
In situations with high requirements for ultra-high current |
|
Pure nickel connector |
average |
high |
Relatively soft |
higher |
Easy to weld |
In high current situations |
|
Iron nickel plated connecting piece |
poor |
poor |
Harder |
Low, easy to break |
Difficult to weld |
Low current and economical products |
|
Aluminum nickel connector |
better |
average |
Relatively soft |
higher |
Difficult to weld |
Specialized for polymer battery cells |
Note: The conductivity in the above table is calculated based on a thickness of 0.1 x width of 5mm x 100mm (length). When changed to a thickness of 0.2 x width of 5mm x 100mm or a thickness of 0.1 x width of 10mm x length of 100mm, the resistance value is half of the value in the above table.

Summary: The higher the resistance of the conductive connecting piece, the greater the line loss generated by the connecting piece, and the maximum output capacity of the battery will be reduced. It may even generate heat during the operation of the battery pack, reducing product safety.







