Copper and Copper Products

Copper is one of the most important industrial metals in the world.
It combines high electrical and thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and recyclability — making it essential across energy, construction, and manufacturing industries.

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1. Primary Copper Products

These are base materials produced directly from refined copper cathodes.

• Copper Cathodes – Electrolytic copper, Grade A (LME standard, 99.97–99.99% purity).

• Copper Wire Rods – Used for drawing into electrical wire and cable.

• Copper Ingots / Billets – Raw material for foundries and extrusion.

• Copper Anodes – For electro-refining and plating applications.

• Copper Granules & Powder – Used in metallurgy, chemical processes, and additive manufacturing.​

 

2. Semi-Finished Copper Products

Processed forms are made by rolling, drawing, or extrusion.

• Copper Sheets & Plates – For roofing, engineering, and decorative use.

• Copper Strips & Foils – For electronics, transformers, and batteries.

• Copper Rods & Bars – Round, square, or hexagonal, for industrial use.

• Copper Pipes & Tubes – Seamless or welded, for plumbing, cooling, and HVAC.

• Copper Coils & Profiles – Custom shapes for industrial fabrication.​

 

3. Electrical and Conductive Products

Copper’s high conductivity makes it the first choice for the electrical industry.

• Bare and Annealed Copper Wire – Standard conductor material.

• Tinned and Enamelled Wire – For motors, transformers, and coils.

• Copper Braids & Connectors – Flexible grounding and bonding components.

• Copper Cables – Power transmission and industrial installations.

• Electrical Terminals & Contacts – Precision components for switchgear and control systems.​

 

4. Industrial Components

Copper’s strength, corrosion resistance, and formability suit many mechanical uses.

• Copper Fittings & Valves – Plumbing and pipeline systems.

• Copper Busbars & Earth Strips – Power distribution and grounding.

• Copper Bolts, Nuts & Washers – Conductive and corrosion-resistant hardware.

• Copper Gaskets & Seals – High-temperature and pressure applications.​

 

5. Copper Alloys

Alloying copper with other metals produces materials for specialized performance.

• Brass (Cu + Zn) – Widely used for fittings, valves, and decorative items.

• Bronze (Cu + Sn) – Bearings, coins, and marine equipment.

• Cupronickel (Cu + Ni) – Corrosion-resistant tubes for marine and condenser use.

• Copper–Beryllium / Copper–Chromium Alloys – High-strength, high-conductivity applications like tools and electrodes.

 

6. Advanced Copper Products

Modern technology requires precision-grade copper materials.

• Copper Foil for Batteries and PCB – Essential in electronics and EV batteries.

• Copper Powder for 3D Printing – Additive manufacturing applications.

• Copper Mesh & Screens – EMI shielding and industrial filtration.

• Copper Nano-Powder & Coated Electrodes – Used in electronics, welding, and catalysis.

 

7. Recycled and Scrap Copper

Secondary sources are essential for sustainable production.

• Copper Wire Scrap (Grade A & B)

• Millberry, Birch, Candy, and Berry Scrap

• Granulated, Sheet, and Turning Scrap

• Radiator and Motor Scrap

• Insulated or Stripped Cable Scrap
  All materials are sorted, cleaned, and prepared for re-melting and refining.