Answer: Choosing the right jointing method depends on your specific application, voltage level, and environmental conditions.

• Heat-Shrink Joints: These use heat-activated sleeves that shrink to form a tight, protective seal. They are versatile, reliable, and commonly used for low to medium-voltage applications, offering excellent mechanical and environmental protection.

• Cold-Shrink Joints: These are pre-expanded rubber sleeves that contract once a removable core is pulled. They are known for their ease and speed of installation, as they require no heat or special tools. They provide a tight, consistent seal and are suitable for a wide range of applications.

• Resin-Cast Joints: These are highly durable joints where the connection is encased in a liquid resin that hardens into a solid block. They offer superior protection against moisture, chemicals, and mechanical stress, making them ideal for harsh environments, especially for underground and submerged applications.

We offer tools and kits that support all these methods, and our team can provide expert guidance to help you select the best solution for your project.