What is the method for ensuring conductors are not damaged during bending?

Ensuring that conductors are not damaged during bending involves following the manufacturer's guidelines and industry standards regarding the minimum bending radius. Each type of conductor has a specific minimum bending radius that should be adhered to in order to prevent stress and potential damage to the conductor itself. If the bending radius is too small, it can cause insulation damage, conductor breakage, or diminished performance, leading to failures in the electrical system.

Adhering to the minimum bending radius allows the conductors to maintain their integrity and ensures that they can operate safely and efficiently. This practice is essential for preserving the lifespan of the conductors and preventing electrical faults that could lead to safety hazards.