1. High Thermal and Electrical Conductivity

One of the most notable physical properties of copper is its excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. Copper's electrical conductivity is second only to silver, 

making it a preferred metal for wires, cables, and busbars. Its efficient thermal conductivity also makes it ideal for use in heat exchangers and refrigeration systems. 

Providing high-quality copper pipes, these excellent properties make it ideal for such thermal applications.

2. Ductility and Malleability

Copper is both ductile and ductile, meaning it can be shaped and drawn into thin sheets or filaments without breaking. 

This property is essential for manufacturing copper wire, copper pipes, and copper sheets used in a variety of industries from electronics to construction. 

The flexibility of HVAC copper tubing makes it particularly popular in plumbing systems, as they can be bent to fit into tight spaces without sacrificing strength or integrity.

3. Corrosion resistance

Copper is naturally resistant to corrosion, especially in water and air, due to a protective oxide layer that forms on its surface. 

This property makes copper tubing extremely reliable in plumbing, water supply, and HVAC applications. Unlike other metals, copper does not rust, 

which prolongs its service life in harsh environments.

4. Aesthetic appeal

Copper's reddish-orange color and the patina that forms over time give it an unmatched beauty that other metals cannot match. 

This feature is widely used in the construction field, including roofing, cladding, and decorative design. Copper products such as pipes not only have practical functions, 

but also enhance the visual appeal of residential and commercial spaces.

5. High density and strength

Copper has a relatively high density (8.96 g/cm3) and tensile strength, making it strong and durable. 

These physical properties ensure that copper products (such as pipes) can withstand tremendous pressure and wear, suitable for industrial and residential applications.

6. Non-magnetic

Copper is a non-magnetic metal that is ideal for sensitive electronic applications and magnetic field environments. 

Products such as copper tubes are often used in industrial machinery that require non-magnetic properties.

7. Excellent Thermal Expansion

Copper has a low thermal expansion rate, which means it expands and contracts very little with temperature changes. This makes it a reliable material for systems where temperature stability is critical,

such as gas distribution and refrigeration.

Applications of Copper Products

Copper tubes are used in a wide range of applications, from electrical systems to HVAC, plumbing systems, and decorative applications. We offer high-quality copper products, including copper tubes, 

that meet the highest industrial standards.

Conclusion

The physical properties of copper—such as high conductivity, ductility, corrosion resistance, and strength—make it an irreplaceable material in a wide range of industries. 

Its unique combination of properties ensures its long-lasting performance, reliability, and aesthetics.

We offer a wide variety of copper products, including copper tubes, to meet a variety of industrial and residential needs. 

Contact us today to learn more about our high-quality copper solutions and how they can enhance your next project.