Do you know how busbars are riveted?

Oh, the riveting process of busbar manufacturing! It's like watching a ballet performance, but with more sparks and less tutus. 

In this video, the busbar is being shaped and adjusted to fit the specific requirements of its intended application. It's like a metal origami, but instead of paper, it's made of copper or aluminum. The busbar is bent, punched, drilled, and sometimes even coated with protective materials to make it more durable. 

The process is fascinating, really. It's like watching a blacksmith forge a sword, but instead of a sword, it's a crucial component of electrical systems. The busbar is carefully crafted to ensure it can handle the electrical load and withstand the harsh environments it will be used in.

It's a testament to human ingenuity and our ability to manipulate materials to serve our needs. And who knows, maybe one day busbars will be made of materials we haven't even discovered yet!