Copper and its alloys are chosen for their electrical and thermal conductivity, natural corrosion resistance and dependable press- and precision-forming behaviour. Our range includes T2 electrolytic copper, H62 brass and copper-tin bronze, plus refined phosphor bronze and related grades. T2 copper conducts heat with high efficiency; H62 brass offers a durable, machine-friendly surface for plumbing; and the bronze families deliver the strength and wear resistance required of bearings and actuators. They serve busbars, motor windings, heat sinks, sanitary fittings and electrical contacts. Proven over decades of service, copper is a complete engineering material.
Copper alloys earn their keep where electricity, water or salt water flow. Our 38 products cover brass, cupronickel and copper-nickel-zinc families in bar, tube, pipe, plate and sheet.
Naval service: BFe10-1-1 cupronickel pipe for ship condensers, and BFe30-1-1 (CuNi30) plate in 600–2000 mm for high-pressure vessels. Free-cutting H59 brass round bar from 6 to 150 mm and H59 tube for precision fittings; H62 brass rod in 5–150 mm for water-heating fittings. BZn18-18 copper-nickel-zinc sheet in 300–1200 mm covers decorative and architectural work. The BFe30-1-1 plate and H59 bar pages list dimensions.
Condenser and heat-exchange builders start at BFe10-1-1 and step to BFe30-1-1 as pressure rises. H59 free-cutting grades exist for CNC shops — the lead addition shortens chips. H62 is the plumbing staple. For decorative work, BZn18-18 takes polish and holds colour better than plain brass.
Certificates state actual composition per heat — essential for naval and pressure work, standard on every shipment. Dispatch 7–15 days, MOQ flexible, factory pricing. Send quantities and temper requirements through the inquiry form; more on market movement sits in our insights library.
