Designation
E-Cu58 (Phosphorus-Deoxidized Copper)
International Standards: CW004A (EN 13601), Cu-ETP (DIN 1708 2.0065), C11000 (ASTM)
Key Features
1. High Purity & Conductivity: Cu ≥99.90%, electrical conductivity ≥57.0 Ω*mm²/m (annealed).
2. Hydrogen Embrittlement Resistance: O ≤0.06%, suitable for H₂ environments.
3. Workability: Excellent cold/hot working performance (drawing, forging).
4. Corrosion Resistance: Stable in chemical and marine environments
5. Thermal Conductivity: ≥385 W/(m·K), ideal for heat dissipation.
Product Forms & Dimensions
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Form |
Dimensions |
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Rod |
Diameter: 10–300mm; Length: 2000–6000mm |
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Tube |
OD: 5–200mm; Wall Thickness: 0.5–10mm |
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Sheet/Strip |
Thickness: 0.1–80mm; Width: 100–1200mm |
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Wire |
Diameter: 0.05–10mm; Custom lengths |
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Foil |
Thickness: 0.005–0.5mm; Width: 10–500mm |
Chemical Composition (%)
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Element |
Cu |
O |
P |
Total Impurities |
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Content |
≥99.90% |
≤0.06% |
0.005–0.040% |
≤0.05% |
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Typical impurity limits(%):Pb≤0.005,Fe≤0.005,S≤0.00521315 |
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Physical Properties
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Property |
Value |
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Density |
8.94 g/cm³ |
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Melting Point |
1083°C |
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Thermal Conductivity |
385 W/(m·K) |
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Electrical Conductivity |
57.0–58.0 Ω*mm²/m |
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Resistivity |
1.724×10⁻⁸ Ω·m |
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Thermal Expansion |
17.7×10⁻⁶/K(20–100°C) |
Mechanical Properties
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Condition |
Tensile Strength (MPa) |
Yield Strength (MPa) |
Elongation (%) |
Hardness (HV) |
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Annealed |
200–250 |
60–80 |
≥35 |
35–65 |
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Hard |
350–420 |
330–380 |
2–8 |
85–95 |
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Data based on EN 13601 R200/R250/R290 states |
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Core Advantages
1. High Current Capacity: Ideal for power transmission systems (e.g., busbars).
2. Hydrogen Compatibility: Controlled oxygen content prevents intergranular cracks.
3. Precision Machining: Fine-grained structure minimizes deformation.
Applications
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Power Industry: HV cables, transformer windings.
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Electronics: Vacuum tube components, semiconductor packaging.
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Chemical Equipment: Corrosion-resistant pipes, evaporators.
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Vacuum Devices: Magnetron anodes, traveling-wave tubes.
Processing Guidelines
1. Cold Working: Anneal at 500–700°C (under N₂/Ar protection).
2. Hot Working: Temperature range 750–875°C, final rolling ≥600°C.
3. Welding: Avoid reducing atmospheres >370°C; use silver-based filler.
Key Application Scenarios
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Industry |
Typical Components |
Requirements |
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Power Transmission |
HV cable conductors |
High current capacity, arc resistance |
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Vacuum Devices |
Magnetron anodes |
Low gas emission, high-temperature brazing |
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Renewable Energy |
Solar collector plates |
Corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity |
FAQ of E-Cu 58 Copper
Q1: Difference between E-Cu58 and ETP copper?
A1: ECu58 has controlled phosphorus (0.005–0.040%) for enhanced hydrogen resistance.
Q2: How to prevent oxidation during annealing?
A2: Use inert gas protection (N₂/Ar) and control annealing temperature ≤700°C.
Standards
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Standard |
Scope |
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EN 13601 |
Rod/wire technical conditions |
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DIN 1708 |
Chemical composition & codes |
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GB/T 5231 |
Chinese copper classifications |
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ASTM B152 |
U.S. specifications for sheet/strip |
Note: Actual parameters may vary depending on manufacturing processes.
DIN Grades
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CuNi10Fe1Mn Copper
Copper
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CuNi12Zn24 Copper
Copper
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CuNi18Zn20 Copper
Copper

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