1. Comparison of the properties of beryllium copper and copper
Beryllium Copper Stampings are composed of a mixture of copper alloy and beryllium, and copper is an element. They have great differences in physical and chemical properties.
1. Density: The density of beryllium copper is relatively large, which is 8.9g/cm³, while the density of copper is only 8.93g/cm³;
2. Melting point: The melting point of beryllium copper is as high as about 1050℃, while the melting point of copper is only 1083℃;
3. Conductivity: Copper has better conductivity than beryllium copper;
4. Corrosion resistance: Beryllium copper is more corrosion-resistant than copper, so beryllium copper is often used to make corrosion-resistant pipes, etc.
2. Uses of beryllium copper and copper
Both Beryllium Copper Spring Contacts and Custom Copper Stamping have high electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity, so they are widely used in electronics, radio, electrical equipment, and other fields. In addition, they can also be used to make cemented carbide, copper pipes, copper plates, etc.
3. Application of Beryllium Copper in Industry
C17200 Beryllium Copper Stamping is widely used in the aviation industry and spacecraft manufacturing due to its high corrosion resistance and strength. In addition, it also plays an important role in the fields of nuclear industry and medical equipment.
4. Summary
Although NGK Beryllium Copper Stamping and Copper Stamped Components have great differences in physical and chemical properties and also have different uses, they play an important role in some application fields. For manufacturers and consumers, the choice of beryllium copper or copper needs to be determined according to actual needs and usage.