High Quality 99.97% C10100 C11000 Pure Copper Coil For Electronics
It is believed that Copper has been
mined for over 5000 years. It can be found in elemental form and in
the minerals cuprite, malachite, azurite, chalcopyrite and bornite.
Copper is also often found as a by-product of silver production.
Next to Silver, Copper is the next best
conductor of electricity. It has a yellowish/gold colour that can
be polished to a bright metallic lustre. It is tough, ductile and
malleable. Copper has a disagreeable taste and a peculiar smell.
Copper is resistant to corrosion in
most atmospheres including marine and industrial environments. It
is corroded by oxidising acids, halogens, sulphides and ammonia
based solutions.
C101/CW004A is the designation for the
99.9% pure copper used in a range of engineering applications.
C101/CW004A is also known as HC or high
conductivity copper. It has a nominal conductivity of 100% IACS
(International Annealed Copper Standard). It also has high thermal
conductivity. This is therefore the material of choice for use in
conductors and electrical components but not when the service
environment is a reducing atmosphere.
High ductility and impact strength also
serve to make C101/CW004A an extremely useful material.
C101/CW004A is also the base material
from which common brasses and bronzes are produced.
Applications-C101/CW004A is typically used in:
--General engineering
--Electronic
--Busbars
--Automotive
--Domestic Appliances
--Cold formed components
Chemical Element | % Pencent |
Others (Total) | 0.0-0.10 |
Copper (Cu) | Balance |
Physical Properties | Value |
Density | 8.92g/cm3 |
Melting Point | 1083℃ |
Thermal Expansion | 16.9x10-6/K |
Modulus of Elasticity | 117GPa |
Thermal Conductivity | 391.1W/m.K |
Electrical Resistivity | 0.0171x10-6Ω.m |
Electrical Resistivity | 100% IACS |
Mechanical Property | Value |
Proof Stress | 50-340MPa |
Tensile Strength | 200-360MPa |
Elongation A50 mm | 50-5% |
Hardness Vickers | 40 to 110HV |