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Exothermic Welding Molds for Cable-to-Rebar Connections: CRE1, CRE2, CRE3, CRE6 & CRE17


Exothermic Welding Molds for Cable-to-Rebar Connections are purpose-built graphite molds for joining stranded copper cable to reinforcing steel (rebar) with a permanent molecular bond.

Unlike mechanical clamps or bolted rebar connectors, an exothermic cable-to-rebar weld creates a low-resistance, corrosion-resistant connection that does not loosen under concrete pour, thermal cycling, or fault current.

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If you are sourcing exothermic welding molds Cable-to-Rebar CRE1, CRE2, CRE3, CRE6, CRE17, this category covers the standard connection styles.

  1. CRE Models
  2. Applications
  3. Choose
  4. People also ask
  5. Request a quote

Cable-to-Rebar Connections

This range focuses on commonly requested Cable-to-Rebar mold codes:

  • CRE1 / CRE2 — compact cable-to-rebar joints for lighter conductors and smaller rebar diameters
  • CRE3 / CRE6 — mid-range connections for standard copper cable and rebar sizes in foundation grounding
  • CRE17 — heavier cable and larger rebar sections where weld volume and mold cavity size must match higher-capacity conductors

Exact mold selection depends on cable cross-section, rebar diameter, and joint type. Share your conductor dimensions and connection sketch, and we will confirm the correct CRE mold, welding powder charge, and handle/frame accessories.

Watch a video : 3 benefits for you to use our molds.

Applications

CRE cable-to-rebar molds are widely specified for:

  • Foundation and pile-cap grounding cable-to-rebar bonds
  • Structural steel and concrete equipotential bonding
  • Lightning protection connections into reinforced concrete
  • Industrial and building grounding where mechanical rebar clamps are not preferred

Because the finished weld is permanent, these molds are preferred on projects that prioritize long-term electrical continuity and reduced maintenance.

Choose

To choose among CRE1, CRE2, CRE3, CRE6, and CRE17, confirm:

  1. Conductor size — cable mm² (or AWG) and rebar diameter
  2. Joint orientation — tee, side-tap, or parallel cable-to-rebar layout
  3. Powder size — matched weld metal volume for a complete fill

Using the wrong cavity size is the most common cause of incomplete welds. If your cable or rebar size sits between two codes, request a size chart before ordering.

People also ask

  1. How we design and manufacture the molds ? > Watch video
  2. How our exothermic welding powder works with the molds? > Watch video

Request a quote

Send your conductor sizes, quantity, and destination port.

We can provide mold recommendations, powder pairing, and a formal quotation for contractors, distributors, and grounding system integrators.

Lucas
Product Manager & Marketing
EarthinGo Team

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