Copper offers a wealth of properties that make it essential for modern metallurgy – and very useful in a variety of industries and sectors. Some of the most sought-after properties of copper and its alloys include the following: Patina I Corrosion Resistance I Malleability and Ductility I Anti-Bacterial I Strength I Non-Magnetic I Easy to Alloy I Conductivity. One of the interesting facts about copper is that it can, as mentioned above, be alloyed with different types of metals. The following list is by no means comprehensive, but focuses on some of the most used alloys instead: Copper I Brass I Bronze I Copper-Nickel. Copper, brass, bronze or copper-nickle has a huge range of applications, such as electrical equipment, construction, industrial machinery, boat propellers, saucepan bottoms, water tanks, underfloor heating, car radiators, TV sets, computers, food preparation, plumbing systems, door knobs, buildings parts (like roofing).

Copper Alloy: TU1 I TU2 I T2 I TP1 I TP2 I C101 I C102 I C110 I C122 I C145

Brass Alloy: H62 I H65 I H68 I H70 I H80 I H85 I H90 I H96 I HPb59-1 I HMn58-2 I HSn62-1 I C260 I C272 I C330 I C353 I C360 I C385 I C464 I C482 I C483 I C484 I C485

Bronze Alloy: QAl9-2 I QAl9-4 I C932 I C954 I C5102 I C5191 I C5210 I C5100 I C95400 I C63200 I C63000 I C61400

Copper-Nickel Alloy: B30-1-1 I BFe30-1-1 I BFe10-1-1 I CuNil0FelMn I C7060 I C70600 I C7150 I C71500

Temper: R, M, Y, Y2, Y4, Y8, T, O, 1/4H, 1/2H, H

Forms: Sheet, Coil, Strip, Foil, Bar, Pipe, Rod, Wire

Thickness: 0.018 - 150 MM

Width: 12 - 3000 MM

Length: 200 - 6000 MM

Finish: Mill Finish, Brushing, CNC Machining, Hole Punching,