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Copper Alloy C18150
Chromium-Zirconium

High-Strength C18150 Chromium-Zirconium with Unparalleled Electrical and Thermal Conductivity

C18150 Chromium-zirconium Copper, a high-strength alloy notable for its exceptional electrical and thermal conductivity combination, has gained prominence in various industries. The integration of chromium and zirconium with copper results in a durable, wear-resistant material that provides optimal performance in applications demanding both high electrical conductivity and mechanical strength. C18150 is commonly used to produce electrical contacts, resistance welding components, and various high-stress parts in aerospace, automotive, and heavy machinery industries.

Industries Typically Served

C18150 Chromium-zirconium Copper is highly sought after in industries such as consumer and electrical, where its unparalleled combination of electrical and thermal conductivity, coupled with mechanical strength, is essential for optimal performance and durability.

Electrical

C18150 Chromium-Zirconium is a popular choice for resistance welding electrodes. Its exceptional thermal conductivity, mechanical strength, and wear resistance make it ideal for high-stress welding.

Consumer

C18150 Chromium-zirconium Copper is the go-to choice for light soldering guns, tips, and rod extensions, providing excellent heat transfer and lasting durability for precise and efficient soldering applications.

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Additional Characteristics of Chromium-Zirconium

One of the vital characteristics of C18150 Chromium-zirconium Copper is its impressive resistance to softening at elevated temperatures, which allows it to maintain its mechanical properties even in the harshest of environments. This feature makes it an ideal choice for applications exposed to high heat and stress, ensuring the longevity and reliability of components made from this alloy. With its remarkable conductivity, strength, and formability balance, C18150 Chromium-zirconium Copper remains a preferred material for engineers and manufacturers seeking innovative solutions for demanding applications.

Product Specs & Information

C18150 Chromium-zirconium Copper is highly sought after in industries such as consumer and electrical, where its unparalleled combination of electrical and thermal conductivity, coupled with mechanical strength, is essential for optimal performance and durability.

Cu Cr Fe Pb Si
Min./Max Rem. .6-1.2 .10 .05 .10
Nominal 99.1 .9
Group A Copper Base Alloys Hardness Rockwell Conductivity % I.A.C.S. Yield Strength KSI (typical) Ultimate Tensile Strength (typical) Elongation % *(typical)
Size Range in MM Class 2 Class 2 Class 2 Class 2 Class 2
Diameter – Round Stock (cold worked)
Up to 1″ Up to 22 75 HRB 75% 55 65 13%
Over 1″ to 2″ Over 25 to 51 70 HRB 75% 55 59 13%
Over 2″ to 3″ Over 51 to 76 65 HRB 75% 55 55 13%
Thickness – Square, Rectangle and Hexagonal Bar Stock (cold worked)
Up to 1″ Up to 25 70 HRB 75% 45 65 13%
Over 1″ Over 25 65 HRB 75% 40 55 13%
Thickness – Forgings
Up to 1″ Up to 25 65 HRB 75% 45 55 13%
Over 1″ to 2″ Over 25 to 51 65 HRB 75% 45 55 13%
Over 2″ Over 51 65 HRB 75% 40 55 13%
Castings
all all 55 HRB 70% 20 45 12%
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