Gold Plated Copper Plate

Copper is very pure, almost pure copper, with excellent electrical conductivity and plasticity, and slightly weaker in strength and hardness; brass also contains other alloys, which are cheap in price, slightly weaker in electrical conductivity and plasticity than copper, but has a higher strength and hardness.
The copper content of red copper is 99.9%, and it has excellent electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, resistance, weldability and corrosion resistance; brass has a higher density than red copper, contains impurities, has excellent corrosion resistance, and has lower conductivity than red copper.
Copper Plates are often used in the manufacture of conductive and thermally conductive devices. Because of their good corrosion resistance, they are also often used in the chemical industry. Through cold plastic and thermoplastic processing, they can be made into semi-finished products or finished products; brass is corrosion-resistant, Commonly used in elastic components, hardware and decoration materials.