Copper Tube

Product Overview
Copper tube is a reddish-metallic tube that has excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, with a density of 8.96 g/cm³ and a melting point of 1083.4°C. Copper tubes are commonly used to conduct electricity and heat due to their excellent corrosion resistance and processing performance. Copper tubes also exhibit antioxidative properties, providing resistance against corrosion caused by humid environments.

Product Features

• Excellent Electrical & Thermal Conductivity:Ideal for electrical and electronic applications
• Outstanding Corrosion Resistance:Performs stably in moist and oxidizing environments
• Antimagnetic:The copper tube's antimagnetic properties help maintain high stability in specific environments
• High Temperature Resistance:Copper's high melting and boiling points allow it to maintain performance even in high-temperature environments
• Good Processability:Easy to bend, weld, and shape, adapting to various application needs

Applications

• Electrical & Electronic Industry:Used in cables, wires, transformers, and electrical connectors
• Mechanical Manufacturing:Applied in industrial valves, components, instruments, sliding bearings, and more
• Chemical Industry:Used for the production of vacuum vessels, brewing pots, distillation pots, and other equipment
• Defense Industry:Used for manufacturing military components, such as shells, bullets, and more
• Construction Industry:Applied as materials for pipelines, pipe fittings, and decorative components