Copper wire millberry 99.9% scrap

Material: Copper wire is made from pure copper, which is soft, malleable, and easy to work with. Sometimes, small amounts of other metals are added to improve its mechanical properties.

Conductivity: Copper has high electrical conductivity, making it ideal for transmitting electricity with minimal losses.

Flexibility: Copper wire is flexible and can be bent without breaking, making it easy to install in various conditions.

Insulation: Copper wires are usually coated with an insulating material (such as PVC, rubber, or plastic) to prevent short circuits and protect users from electric shocks.

Applications: Copper wires are used in household electrical wiring, electronic devices, the automotive industry, and many other fields where reliable electricity transmission is required.

Thickness: The thickness of copper wire is measured in square millimeters (mm²) or by standard gauges (e.g., AWG in the US). The thicker the wire, the more current it can carry.

Corrosion Resistance: Copper is resistant to corrosion, which contributes to the long lifespan of the wires.