- Material Overview: Red copper is industrial-grade pure copper with a relative density of 8.9, making it approximately 15% heavier than standard steel. Its distinctive rose-red to violet hue develops from the oxidation film on its surface, earning it the name "red copper." - Key Features: - Excellent electrical conductivity, ensuring efficient power transfer. - Superior thermal conductivity, ideal for heat transfer applications. - High workability, making it suitable for various manufacturing processes. - Capable of being welded and soldered, enhancing versatility in applications. - Performance Attributes: - Red copper exhibits outstanding ductility, allowing for easy manipulation without compromising integrity. - While it offers good conductivity and plasticity, it has lower tensile strength and hardness compared to other materials. - Applications: - Commonly used in electrical devices such as generators, busbars, cables, and switchgear, making it essential for reliable electrical systems. - Ideal for heat exchange equipment like heat exchangers and pipes, ensuring effective thermal management. - Utilized in the production of transformers, where efficient energy conversion is critical. This red copper's unique properties make it a preferred choice for industries requiring dependable electrical and thermal performance.