Ground Rod Driving Heads are specialized installation tools designed to protect the top of threaded ground rods during driving. They absorb the impact force from hammers or power tools, preventing deformation, thread damage, or “mushrooming” of the rod.
Typically manufactured from hardened steel, these driving heads are engineered for high impact resistance and durability. They are used together with threaded couplers to allow multiple rods to be driven sequentially into the ground.
Driving heads are reusable and essential for maintaining the integrity of grounding systems during installation, especially in deep or hard soil conditions.
Zinc bonded ground rods provide a cost-effective grounding solution with reliable corrosion protection and solid mechanical strength for general applications.
Key Features
Cost-effective grounding solution
Good corrosion resistance in standard environments
Copper bonded ground rods combine a high-strength steel core with a permanently bonded copper layer, offering excellent conductivity, superior corrosion resistance, and long service life for grounding and lightning protection systems.