By international standards, copper sheets are given the name Alloy C110, and it is sometimes denoted as electrolytic tough pitch (ETP) copper. This is the purest form of copper in the market, with a composition of 99.9% of the element. Among the most notable properties of this metal is its high thermal and electrical conductivity, malleability, ductility, and extreme resistance to stress.
If you check the inventory of a copper sheet supplier, you will usually find these sheets sold in varying gauges. These may be from a range of as thin as 0.15 inches, or as thick as 0.75 inches. Standard widths of each copper sheet may be 36 inches to 48 inches. Depending on the project, fabricators and designers may even hammer down the sheets to achieve the pliability they need. This post originally appeared on RotaxMetals.net blog page.
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