Product Information

Cu-ETP was formerly known as E-Cu57. Conductive copper is a basic oxygen-containing grade of copper. It is used in cables, overhead conductors, busbars, contacts, domestic and industrial wires, radio and television parts, switches, terminals, earthing rods, commutator segments, coaxial lines, anodes for electroplating and electroforming, heat exchangers, seals, nails, rivets, gutters, cladding, roofing, edging, sieves or also in kitchen utensils. However, higher quality copper (oxygen-free) is more suitable when high strength is required (especially at high temperatures).