Copper Pipe

Characteristics

1. Excellent thermal conductivity: Copper tubes have excellent thermal conductivity and are often used in heat exchangers, air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
2. Good conductivity: Copper is an excellent conductive material, and copper tubes can be used in electrical circuits and electronic equipment.
3. Corrosion resistance: In most environments, copper has good corrosion resistance and can resist the erosion of water, air and some chemicals.
4. High strength: Copper pipes have high strength and can withstand a certain amount of pressure and tension.
5. Ease of processing: Copper pipes can be processed by bending, welding, flaring, etc., making them easy to install and use.

Production process

There are mainly extrusion method and drawing method. The extrusion method is to heat the copper ingot and extrude it into a tube shape through an extruder; the drawing method is to pull the copper rod through a die to produce a copper tube of the required size.

Application fields

1. Construction field: used in water supply and drainage pipes, heating systems, central air conditioning pipes, etc.
2. Industrial field: used to transport various liquids and gases in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical and other industries.
3. Electronic and electrical fields: used to make wires and cables, radiators, connectors, etc.
4. Musical instrument manufacturing: Many musical instruments such as trumpets, trombones, saxophones, etc. are made of copper pipes.

Things to note when choosing

• Material purity: Choose copper pipes made of high-purity copper to ensure its performance and quality.
• Wall thickness and size: Select the appropriate wall thickness and outer diameter size according to the use requirements.
• Pressure resistance: If used in pressure-resistant situations, copper pipes with pressure resistance that meet the requirements should be selected.
• Brand and quality: Choose products of well-known brands and reliable quality to ensure service life and safety.