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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;thomas austin, post: 2002901, member: 67451&quot;]My point is. The silver coating on the outside of the copper material is to slow down the corrosion of the copper externally. The thickness of the combined copper is what carries the volts. How is this important to this topic. The plating build up is so little that over the full length of the rolls you are seeing as I&#039;m sure way less then even one oz of silver. Socks with silver strands for diabetics use more silver. Solar panels, ect. There is a large industrial use for silver yes. Probably not much in the bus bar world. Also important to note. Tin is widely used to protect the copper over silver. Just my opinion based on my experience as a machinist and with some research. Thanks for the post. What do I know anyways. According to my wife very little. Happy stacking.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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