Copper rods are divided into purple copper rods, brass rods, white copper rods, and bronze rods

Grade: H59, H62, H63, H65, H68, H75, H80, H90; Deoxylated copper (TUP, TUMn), ordinary red copper (T1, T2, T3, T4), anaerobic copper (TU1, TU2 and high-purity, vacuum anaerobic copper); B0.6, B5, B19, B30

Standard: GB204189, National Standard

Approach: Casting billet → Hot rolling → Milling surface → Rough rolling... → Annealing

Processing: welding, cutting, punching, polishing or according to customer requirements

MOQ: Regularly 25 Tons/1 Container or Customized According Your Request

Packaging: Standard airworthiness export packaging: Waterproof paper+steel triple packaging+wooden box 

Lead Time: 7-15 days

Application:  Brass can be used as various load-bearing parts for deep drawing and bending manufacturing, such as pins, rivets, washers, nuts, conduits, pressure gauges, screens, radiator parts, etc. It has good mechanical properties, good plasticity in hot state, acceptable plasticity in cold state, good machinability, easy soldering and welding, corrosion resistance, and is a widely used common brass variety.

Copper can be used to manufacture wires, and currently, wires are usually made of pure copper. This is because its conductivity and thermal conductivity are second only to silver, but it is much cheaper than silver. Moreover, copper is easy to process, and its shape can be changed through processes such as melting, casting, and rolling to make automotive and electronic parts.

Copper nickel alloy (white copper) has good corrosion resistance, medium strength, high plasticity, and can be processed under hot and cold pressure. It also has good electrical properties. In addition to being used as a structural material, it is also an important high resistance and thermocouple alloy.

Bronze is suitable for casting various tools, mechanical parts, bearings, gears, etc.

Value added technology: carving, lettering, wire drawing, etc

H represents brass, and numbers represent the mass fraction of copper. For example, H68 represents brass with a copper content of 68% and a zinc content of 32%. For cast brass, the letter "Z" is placed before the code name. For example, ZH62 and Zcuzn38 represent cast brass with a zinc content of 38% and a copper margin. H90 and H80 are single-phase, golden in color, hence they are collectively referred to as gold plating, decorations, medals, etc. H68 and H59 belong to duplex brass and are widely used in structural components of electrical appliances, such as bolts, nuts, washers, springs, etc. In general, single-phase brass is used for cold deformation processing, and duplex brass is used for hot deformation processing.

Purple copper is pure copper: pure copper is purple red in color, also known as purple copper. Pure copper has a density of 8.96 and a melting point of 1083 ℃, exhibiting excellent conductivity, thermal conductivity, ductility, and corrosion resistance. Mainly used for making electrical equipment such as generators, busbars, cables, switchgear, transformers, as well as thermal conductivity equipment such as flat plate collectors for heat exchangers, pipelines, and solar heating devices.

White copper plates are divided into five categories: ordinary white copper plates, iron white copper plates, manganese white copper plates, zinc white copper plates, and aluminum white copper plates.

Bronze is the earliest alloy in the history of metal smelting and casting. Adding tin or lead alloy to pure copper (purple copper) has special importance and historical significance. Compared with pure copper (purple copper), bronze has higher strength and lower melting point (25% tin smelting bronze will lower the melting point to 800 ℃. The melting point of pure copper (purple copper) is 1083 ℃). Bronze has good castability, wear resistance, and stable chemical properties.

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