Description
Overview
Copper ingots are produced through a meticulous process of smelting and refining copper ore or recycled scrap, resulting in high-purity blocks that meet industry standards. These ingots serve as a versatile raw material, ideal for casting into components, rolling into sheets, or drawing into wires and tubes, catering to diverse manufacturing needs. Renowned for its excellent conductivity and durability, copper is widely used in electrical wiring, plumbing, and industrial machinery. Additionally, copper’s recyclability—capable of being reused without loss of quality—makes it a sustainable choice, aligning with environmentally conscious practices and supporting the circular economy in advanced technology sectors.
Properties
- Up to 99.99% (electrolytic grade)
- Nearly pure copper, trace sulfur or oxygen
- Density: 8.96 g/cm³.
- Melting Point: 1,085°C (1,984°F).
- Ductility: Can be drawn into thin wires.
- Conductivity: Excellent electrical and thermal conductor.
- Corrosion Resistance: Resists corrosion, forms green patina over time.
Applications
- Electrical wiring
- Plumbing pipes
- Industrial machinery
- Alloy production (e.g., brass, bronze)
Packaging options
Standard Format:
Ingots of 10–50 kg
Packaging:
Palletized, wrapped for transport
Custom Sizes Available:
Smaller bars available
Market outlook
Copper ingot prices are ~$8–$10/kg, driven by construction and electrification trends. Supply is stable but vulnerable to mining disruptions. Demand for green tech (e.g., EVs) is a growth factor.
Purchase & Compliance
Includes certificate of analysis. Third-party assays offered. Bulk exports may require compliance checks.
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