Introduction to Copper
Copper is a highly machinable metal employed in different capabilities based on its mechanical properties. It has good strength, hardness, superior thermal and heat conductivity, and corrosion resistance. Consequently, it is a popular material valued for its functional and aesthetic functions. Copper can also be made into alloys to improve its mechanical properties.
Information of Copper
| Features | Info |
| Subtypes | 101, 110 |
Process | CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication |
| Tolerance | ISO 2768 |
| Applications | Bus bars, gaskets, wire connectors, and other electrical applications |
Finishing Options | Available as-machined, media blasted, or hand-polished |
Available Copper Subtypes
| Features | Tensile Strength | Elongation at Break | Hardness | Density | Maximum Temp |
110 Copper | 42,000 psi (1/2 hard) | 20% | Rockwell F40 | 0.322 lbs / cu. in. | 500° F |
101 Copper | 37,000 psi (1/2 hard) | 14% | Rockwell F60 | 0.323 lbs / cu. in. | 500° F |
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