Copper 110
Key Features
- High conductivity electrical Copper
- Ductile and highly formable
- Corrosion Resistant
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Copper
Copper is the world's third most commonly used metal, behind iron and aluminium. Copper was popular in ancient times due to its formability and corrosion resistance. These qualities are still prized, but copper's thermal and electrical conductivity is what makes it so widely used today.
Copper 122 Phosphorus-Deoxidised
Key Features
- Lower conductivity than 110 Copper
- Pleasing appearance
- Ductile and highly formable
Copper Beryllium 25
Key Features
- Ultra-High Tensile Strength
- High fatigue strength
- Wear resistant
