Manufacturer,Stockist and Exporter of Copper components

Copper Link International is a renowned manufacturer, stockist, and exporter specializing in high-quality copper components. With years of industry experience, the company has positioned itself as a leading supplier of copper products for various applications across global markets. Copper Link International prides itself on offering a wide range of copper-based materials, including copper rods, copper tubes, copper wires, copper sheets, and custom-engineered copper components. The company caters to industries such as electrical, automotive, construction, telecommunications, and renewable energy, providing solutions that meet international standards of quality and performance.

As a manufacturer, Copper Link International ensures that its copper products are produced using state-of-the-art technology and strict quality control measures. The company employs skilled engineers and technicians who oversee the entire production process, from raw material procurement to final product testing. Copper Link’s manufacturing facilities are equipped with advanced machinery that allows for precise fabrication and the creation of customized copper components tailored to meet the specific needs of clients. This focus on quality and precision has earned the company a reputation for delivering durable and reliable products.

In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, Copper Link International operates as a trusted stockist, maintaining an extensive inventory of copper materials. The company's stock includes a wide variety of copper grades, sizes, and shapes, ensuring that clients can source the exact materials they need quickly and efficiently. By maintaining a well-stocked warehouse, Copper Link International can offer flexible lead times and competitive pricing, meeting the demands of both large-scale industrial projects and smaller, more specialized orders. This extensive stock ensures that clients experience minimal delays and can maintain the flow of their production schedules without interruption.

Specification Of Copper components

Copper Component	Specification	Applications	Standard Grades	Size/Dimensions	Features
Copper Rods	Diameter: 5 mm to 300 mm (custom sizes available)	Electrical wiring, Power transmission lines	ETP Copper (C11000), Alloy 101	Length: 6 meters or custom-cut lengths	High conductivity, corrosion-resistant
Copper Sheets/Plates	Thickness: 0.5 mm to 100 mm	Electrical conductors, Heat exchangers	C11000, C10200 (Oxygen-free)	Custom sizes: Width & Length based on requirements	Excellent formability, excellent thermal conductivity
Copper Wires	Diameter: 0.1 mm to 6 mm	Electrical wiring, Motors, Transformers	ETP Copper (C11000), Tinned Copper	Length: 100 meters to several kilometers	High electrical conductivity, easy to solder
Copper Tubes/Pipes	Outer diameter: 6 mm to 100 mm	HVAC systems, Plumbing, Heat exchangers	C12200 (Deoxidized), C11000	Length: Standard 6 meters or custom lengths	Corrosion-resistant, high strength
Copper Busbars	Thickness: 10 mm to 50 mm	Electrical power distribution, Switchgear	C11000, Alloy 101	Custom sizes (Length, Width, Thickness)	High load capacity, high conductivity
Copper Fittings/Flanges	Custom dimensions based on client specifications	Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical connections	C11000, C12200	Custom-made to fit specific pipe/tube sizes	Excellent sealing, pressure resistance
Copper Strips	Width: 10 mm to 500 mm, Thickness: 0.1 mm to 10 mm	Electrical contacts, Electronics, Terminals	C11000, C10200 (Oxygen-free)	Custom width and thickness as per requirements	High flexibility, easy to shape and solder
Copper Forgings	Weight: Custom (up to several tons)	Aerospace, Marine, Electrical machinery	C11000, C10100 (Oxygen-free)	Custom forged parts, typically up to 150 mm in size	Strong, durable, high performance
Copper Foil	Thickness: 0.025 mm to 0.2 mm	Capacitors, Battery manufacturing, Shielding	C11000, C10100	Custom width: up to 600 mm, Length: Customizable	High precision, easy to laminate or bond

As an exporter, Copper Link International has built a strong global presence, supplying Copper componentss to various countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas. Their export services are backed by a streamlined supply chain and logistical expertise, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of products to clients, no matter where they are located. Copper Link International prides itself on its customer-centric approach, providing personalized services to meet specific order requirements, including packaging and documentation for international shipping.

Copper Link International is a trusted name in the copper component industry, known for its comprehensive product range, commitment to quality, and global business reach. Whether you are seeking raw materials for manufacturing, customized copper solutions, or a reliable supplier for ongoing projects, Copper Link International stands out as a leader in the copper industry.

Chemical Properties Of Copper components

Property	Description	Copper (Pure)	Copper Alloys (e.g., Brass, Bronze)
Atomic Number	The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom.	29	Varies based on the alloying elements (e.g., 30 for Zinc in Brass).
Density	Mass per unit volume, often affecting the strength and weight of copper components.	8.96 g/cm³	Varies: typically lower than pure copper depending on alloying metals.
Melting Point	Temperature at which copper or copper alloys transition from solid to liquid.	1,085°C	Varies: typically lower than pure copper, for example, 900–1,000°C for Brass.
Boiling Point	Temperature at which copper or copper alloys transition from liquid to gas.	2,562°C	Varies: usually higher than pure copper due to the alloying metals.
Electrical Conductivity	The ability of copper to conduct electric current.	Very high (59.6 x 10⁶ S/m)	Lower than pure copper due to the presence of other metals (e.g., 25–35 x 10⁶ S/m for Brass).
Thermal Conductivity	The ability of copper to conduct heat.	High (398 W/m·K)	Lower than pure copper, varies depending on alloy (e.g., 120–180 W/m·K for Brass).
Corrosion Resistance	The ability of copper and its alloys to resist deterioration from environmental factors.	High, forms protective patina (copper oxide)	Varies, generally less resistant than pure copper, but resistant to certain types of corrosion like in brass alloys.
Oxidation Resistance	Copper's ability to resist oxidation (formation of copper oxide).	Forms a stable copper oxide layer (CuO) that protects the material from further oxidation	Varies based on alloy; for instance, alloys like bronze (copper + tin) are more resistant to corrosion and oxidation.
Hardness	Resistance to deformation, measured through different scales (e.g., Brinell hardness).	Soft (60–120 HB)	Harder than pure copper, depending on alloy; Brass can range from 120–200 HB, while bronze is typically harder.
Reactivity	The tendency of copper and its alloys to react with other elements or compounds.	Low reactivity with most substances but reacts with oxygen and sulfur.	Alloys can have increased reactivity depending on the components (e.g., brass reacts with acids).
Acid Resistance	The ability to withstand corrosion when exposed to various acids.	Relatively resistant to many acids, especially sulfuric and hydrochloric acid.	Varies: Brass can be attacked by hydrochloric acid, while bronze has higher resistance.
Electrochemical Potential	Copper’s potential in electrochemical reactions, important in galvanic corrosion and battery technologies.	-0.34 V (compared to standard hydrogen electrode)	Varies by alloy; often more positive than pure copper, reducing galvanic corrosion when paired with certain metals.
Alloying Flexibility	The ability to be alloyed with other metals for different properties (e.g., strength, corrosion resistance).	High; Copper can be easily alloyed with tin, zinc, and other elements.	Excellent; Alloys like bronze (copper + tin) or brass (copper + zinc) offer a variety of mechanical and chemical properties.

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