What is a Copper Driving Head?

A Copper Driving Head (also called a Driving Stud or Driving Cap) is a hardened tool attachment used during the installation of copper-bonded ground rods. It is fitted to the top end of the rod to absorb the hammering force and prevent the rod from deforming or “mushrooming" while being driven into the ground.

1. Copper Driving Head for Ground Rods
2. Ground Rod Driving Cap
3. Earthing Rod Driving Stud
4. Hardened Steel Driving Tool
5. Copper Bonded Rod Installation Accessories
6. Electrical Grounding Rod Head

1. Designed for use with solid copper or copper-bonded steel earth rods
2. Threaded or slip-fit design (based on rod type)
3. Made from high-tensile steel or hardened alloy, often with copper plating
4. Prevents damage to rod threads and maintains structural integrity
5. Reusable for multiple installations

1. Protects the earth rod head from deforming during hammering
2. Ensures straight and accurate driving
3. Compatible with manual hammers and power drivers
4. Extends the lifespan of copper rods
5. Reduces chances of bending or splitting

1. Installation of grounding/earthing rods
2. Telecommunications towers
3. Electrical substations and transformer grounding
4. Renewable energy systems (solar, wind farms)
5. Commercial and residential grounding setups

1. Choose the correct driving head based on rod diameter and thread type.
2. Insert the driving head on the top end of the rod before hammering.
3. Once the rod is driven into the ground, remove the driving head before attaching clamps or connectors.

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