Chromium Copper is the copper alloy that is less sticky and resists deformation in comparison to other copper chromium alloys. The alloy is mainly used in cap style resistance welding electrodes and is highly recommended for cold as well as hot rolled spot and seam welding.

The C18200 Chromium Copper is high on conductivity copper alloy that has properties for both cold as well as heat treatment. The alloy is high in strength and hardness and is resistant towards softening at high temperatures. The alloy is mainly used for electrical welding applications where deformation resistance is required at high temperatures.

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• Consumer Applications: Pencil-type & Light Soldering Guns: Tips, Rod Extensions
• Electrical Applications: Switch Contacts, Electric Motor and Generator Components, Contacts, Wire, High Temperature, Semi Conductor Bases, Parts for Electronic Devices, Cable, Connectors, Thermal Conductors Requiring Greater Strength than Copper, Switch Gears, Electrical Connectors, Electrical Conductors Requiring Greater Strength than Copper, Arcing and Bridging Parts, Circuit Breaker Parts, Electron Tube Grid Side Rods
• Industrial Applications: Seam Welding Wheels, Electrode Holder Jaws, Flash Welding Electrodes, Plastic Mould Components, Resistance Welding Machine Electrodes, Flash Welding Electrodes, Current-Carrying Shafts and Arms, Wear Plates on Heavy Equipment, Heat Sinks, Structural Parts, Spot Welding Tips, Molds

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Industrial Chromium Copper is the copper alloy that is less sticky and resists deformation in comparison to other copper chromium alloys. The alloy is mainly used in cap style resistance welding electrodes and is highly recommended for cold as well as hot rolled spot and seam welding.