Copper alloys exhibit good to excellent corrosion resistance and high thermal conductivity and very high electrical conductivity.

Pure copper’s electrical conductivity is so high that many metals are measured against it in the form of the IACS (International Annealed Copper Standard).

Applications include architectural uses, coinage, condenser/heat exchangers, plumbing, radiator cores, musical instruments, locks, fasteners, hinges, ammunition components, and electrical connectors.

Small amounts of alloying elements are often added to it to improve certain characteristics. Alloying can increase or reduce the strength, hardness, electrical and thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, or change the color. Common primary alloying elements include tin (resulting in bronze) or zinc (resulting in brass).

Metal Supermarkets offers a variety of shapes and grades of Copper, cut to the size you need, including: C110

Select from one of the available shapes below to get started. Or contact your closest store for assistance with metal sourcing.