Copper Powder Isotope
Copper powder is a very fine dust created by grinding down pieces of solid copper into tiny particles. This material has a wide range of uses. Ultrafine Copper Powder is produced by gas atomization condensation method with the result of a minimum purity of 99,9998%. Isotopic non-radioactive & non-toxic. The isotopic composition is that of natural copper: High Purity Enriched Stable Isotope Copper Powder fraction 63Cu 89,1% ± 0,05% and 65Cu 30,9% ± 0,05% with High Purity of 99,9996%.
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COPPER POWDER
PROPERTIES
It is highly conductive and non-corrosive, meaning it can handle high temperature environments without suffering damage or degradation in performance. Additionally, its low melting point makes it easy to work with when forming shapes or components from molten metal. Finally, its malleability allows it to be easily shaped into different forms without losing strength or integrity.
COPPER POWDER
USES
The Ultrafine Copper Powder is used in MLCC, coating, magnetic mineral, rechargeable batteries, frictions materials, Diamond tools, and by majors industries: Energy, Military, Medical, transport, Construction. It can also be used as a pigment in paint and ink, as an abrasive, as a catalyst, and in the production of certain types of glass, plastics or explosives.