Features  

Composition: Copper C11000 strips are a high-purity copper alloy with a minimum copper content of 99.90%, while Copper C12200 strips are a brass alloy containing copper and zinc with a copper content of approximately 99.9%.

Strength: Copper C12200 strips have higher tensile strength and yield strength compared to Copper C11000 strips. This makes them more suitable for applications requiring higher mechanical strength, such as fasteners and connectors.

Corrosion Resistance: Both Copper C11000 and C12200 strips are highly resistant to corrosion. However, Copper C11000 strips offer better resistance to corrosion in seawater and marine environments due to their high copper content.

Electrical Conductivity: Copper C11000 strips have the highest electrical conductivity of all copper alloys, making them an excellent choice for electrical applications that require high conductivity.

Thermal Conductivity: Both Copper C11000 and C12200 strips have excellent thermal conductivity. However, Copper C11000 strips have slightly higher thermal conductivity than C12200 strips.

Fabrication: Both Copper C11000 and C12200 strips are easy to machine and fabricate. However, Copper C12200 strips are more easily formed due to their higher zinc content.

application fields include in the electronics industry: used in electronic devices and circuit boards, such as connecting wires, insulators and wires; in the refrigeration and air-conditioning industry, used in the manufacture of refrigeration strips, heat exchangers, evaporators and other cooling equipment; In the automotive industry, it is used for radiator ducts, fan components and braking systems of car engines; in the construction industry, it can be used as strips and fittings inside buildings, such as water supply strips and heating systems.