COPPER

Packing:

• 1mt big bags

• 250kg bags

• 25kg bags

• Drums

 

Sizing:

• Granules

• Punchings

• Wire

• Cathode

 

About Copper

 

Copper is a soft, malleable and ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity. A freshly exposed surface of pure Copper has a red-orange colour. Copper’s natural properties make it ideal for use in electrical wiring, power generation, electronics, plumbing and renewable energy systems among many other sectors.

 

Thanks to its corrosion resistance and recyclability, Copper also offers long-term sustainability benefits, making it a preferred choice in modern manufacturing and construction. Whether you require Copper in wire, cathodes or granulated form, we can supply to your specifications with global delivery options.

 

Key Properties of Copper

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Some of the most desirable properties of Copper include :

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High resistance to corrosion – Copper Alloys do not deteriorate over centuries

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Malleability and ductility – Copper is easy to work with, mainly when it comes to fabricating and joining.

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Strength – one of the great mechanical properties of Copper is strength. Copper is a tough metal, and so are its alloys, as they don’t shatter or become brittle when exposed to temperatures below zero degrees.

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Non-magnetic – it is a non-ferrous metal, which makes it useful for military applications.

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Easy to alloy – it is easily alloyed with other metals including Zinc, Aluminium, Tin and Nickel.

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Conductivity – Copper is a great electrical and thermal conductor, which is why it is often used for electrical wiring.

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Uses/Benefits of Copper in Industry

 

Copper is one of the most used and versatile metals across industries and commerce. As a highly conductive metal, Copper is most commonly used in electrical applications including power cables, transformers and circuit boards, where its conductivity ensures efficient energy transfer. It is also a key component in renewable energy systems, including solar panels and electric vehicle components, where both conductivity and sustainability are important. Copper pipes are used in plumbing systems due to their durability and resistance to corrosion. Copper also has antimicrobial properties facilitating its use in cooking utensils and medical equipment.

 

Copper is also used in a range of alloys, including cupronickel (when alloyed with Nickel), aluminium bronze (alloyed with Aluminium), bronze (alloyed with Tin), silicon bronze (alloyed with Silicon) and brass (alloyed with Zinc).

 

Some of the benefits of Copper are:

 

• High electrical and thermal conductivity

 

• High corrosion resistance and long life

 

• Good formability, ductility and strength

 

• Antimicrobial properties

 

• Fully recyclable with minimal loss of performance

 

Why Choose Westbrook as Your Copper Supplier

 

As a leading Copper supplier, Westbrook Resources provides various forms of Copper, all with very high levels of purity. Westbrook Resources supply Copper to customers around the world, supporting a wide range of industries and applications. With vast experience in the global metals and alloys market, we are a trusted Copper supplier known for reliability, responsiveness and product quality.

 

Our goal is to build long-term partnerships by providing:

 

• Reliable Copper supply

 

• Quality, high purity Copper

 

• Transparent pricing

 

• Exceptional customer service

 

• Flexible delivery options

If you have any questions regarding Copper pricing, specifications, or delivery options, please get in touch with our team. You can also explore our full range of pure metals amongst other products.