The fact that copper is found in almost every region of the world and can be produced, and that it has the best electrical conductivity after silver, are the factors that provide the importance of copper. Resistant to prairie, sea and industrial atmospheres. (However, if there is sulfur in the environment, it will darken, then turn green.) It can be used with dry gases, fresh water and sea water, pure steam, various soils, non-oxidizing acids, many organic acids, alkali solutions (except ammonium compounds and cyanide). ), sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium phosphate and nitrates are resistant to many foodstuffs such as salt solutions, silver ones are slightly better. They are affected by coppers, oxidizing acids, salts, moist ammonia and halogen gases, sulfides, liquid tin, zinc antimony, bismuth and lead, and high flow sea water.

The main types of Copper you can find in our organization are as follows.

• Roll
• Plate
• Rod
• Pipe
• Electrode (Welding Wire)