Ningbo Jintian Copper (Group) Co., Ltd.
Ningbo Jintian Copper (Group) Co., Ltd.
Copper

SF-Cu Copper

Copper

Designation

SF-Cu (Phosphorus-Deoxidized Copper)

International Standards: DIN 1708 2.0090, GB/T 2059-2000, CW004A (EN 13601).


Key Features

1. High Purity: Cu ≥99.90%, P 0.005–0.040%, O ≤0.03%, total impurities ≤0.05%.

2. Superior Conductivity: Electrical conductivity 57.0–58.0 Ω*mm²/m (annealed state).

3. Hydrogen Embrittlement Resistance: Low oxygen content prevents hydrogen disease.

4. Workability: Excellent cold/hot working performance (drawing, forging).

5. Corrosion Resistance: Stable in chemical and marine environments.


Product Forms & Dimensions

Form

Dimensions

Rod

Diameter: 10–300mm; Length: 2000–6000mm

Tube

OD: 5–200mm; Wall Thickness: 0.5–10mm

Sheet/Strip

Thickness: 0.1–80mm; Width: 100–1200mm

Wire

Diameter: 0.05–10mm; Custom lengths

Foil

Thickness: 0.005–0.5mm; Width: 10–500mm

Custom profiles available (e.g., lead frames).


Chemical Composition (%)

Element

Cu

P

O

Total Impurities

Content

≥99.90%

0.005–0.040%

≤0.03%

≤0.05%

Typical impurities (%): Pb≤0.005, Fe≤0.005, S≤0.005.


Physical Properties

Property

Value

Density

8.94 g/cm³

Melting Point

1083°C

Thermal Conductivity

385 W/(m·K)

Electrical Conductivity

57.0–58.0 Ω*mm²/m

Resistivity

1.724×10⁻⁸ Ω·m

Thermal Expansion

17.7×10⁻⁶/K(20–100°C)

Data based on DIN 17672-1-1983.


Mechanical Properties

Condition

Tensile Strength (MPa)

Yield Strength (MPa)

Elongation (%)

Hardness (HV)

Annealed

200–250

≤100

≥36

55

Half-Hard

240–300

≥160

≥14

80

Hard

290–360

≥250

≥8

95

Data based on DIN 17672-1-1983.


Core Advantages

1. High Conductivity & Hydrogen Resistance: Ideal for vacuum devices and H₂ brazing.

2. Precision Machining: Fine-grained structure minimizes deformation.

3. Thermal Stability: Suitable for high-temperature applications (up to 920°C).


Applications

  • Mold Manufacturing: Stamping dies, plastic molds (high surface finish).

  • Power Transmission: HV cable conductors, busbars.

  • Chemical Equipment: Corrosion-resistant pipes, heat exchangers.

  • 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

Industry

Typical Components

Requirements

Mold Manufacturing

Stamping dies

High surface precision, fatigue resistance

Power Transmission

HV cable conductors

High current capacity, low resistance

Vacuum Industry

Magnetron anodes

Low gas emission, high-temperature brazing


FAQ

Q1: How does SF-Cu compare to ETP copper?

A1: SF-Cu has controlled phosphorus (0.005–0.040%) for enhanced hydrogen resistance.


Q2: How to store SF-Cu materials?

A2: Store in dry environments (≤40% RH) to prevent oxidation.


Standards

Standard

Scope

DIN 1708

Chemical composition & codes

GB/T 2059

Chinese specifications for sheets/strips

EN 13601

European rod/wire technical conditions

ASTM B152

U.S. specifications for sheet/strip


Note: Actual parameters may vary depending on manufacturing processes.


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