Heavy Copper (Mill Barry Shiny Red Copper Wires)

Heavy Copper (Mill Barry Shiny Red Copper Wires)

Also referred to as “bright & shiny copper,” it is the most valuable and high-paying grade around. It refers exclusively to bare, uncoated and unalloyed wire or cable – no thinner than 16 gauge in thickness – which is of #1 copper quality. Copper piping is not included within the classification.

Millberry copper scrap is unalloyed, uncoated & untinned copper wire & cable. It is also a type of unburnt copper wire.Heavy Copper is defined as having layers of copper weighing more than 3 Ounces. It can often be found on things like circuit boards. It must consist of a minimum of 98% Copper. It is a lot heavier and more subsantial than its other Copper counterparts, and has a variety of uses. This range is well known for its purest and finest content of copper with least amount of impurity of other metals. Copper Scrap is mainly sourced from USA, Europe, African and Eastern Countries. Birch/Cliff consists of miscellaneous, unalloyed copper scrap having a nominal 96% copper content.Red copper This copper magnet wire has a red coating and is suitable for use in appliance motors and transformer coils. ... Copper is the primary material for electrical wire, but alloys are sometimes used to increase its strength or its resistance to chemicals and the environment.