• Connects fuselage panels and structural sections to maintain a common electrical reference.
  
  

• Links the engine nacelle or accessory housings to the airframe ground for static dissipation.
  
  

• Provides the temporary grounding path used during refueling to prevent static buildup.
  
  

• Bonds, shield drains, and cable shields to reduce electromagnetic interference.

• What is this braid made from?

It’s made from woven conductive wire with a corrosion-resistant finish.

• How is the braid terminated?

Ends can be fitted with crimp lugs, soldered, or clamped using approved hardware per the aircraft maintenance instructions.

• Will it handle continuous vibration?

Yes, the braided construction and correct terminations maintain conductivity under normal aircraft vibration.