The basic properties of copper alloys are largely influenced by the properties of copper itself. Copper is known to possess certain unique qualities that make it the best engineering material for bearing applications.
These are:
High thermal conductivity
Excellent ductility and toughness over a wide range of temperatures
Excellent corrosion resistance in many different environments
Data Sheet:
Name
Int. standard
ASTM Standard
Bristish Standard
DIN standard
UNS
Cu-based
C70600/90Cu10Ni/B10
B402/466/111/395/171/151B4
CN 102
2.0872
C71500/70Cu30Ni/B30
B402/466/111/395/171/151
CN 107;
2.0872
C18100/Cu-Cr-Zr-Mg
C18100
C96400
C96400
Elbow 90 Degree, Elbow 45 Degree, Elbow 180 Degree, SS Elbow, Stainless Steel Elbow, Cs Elbow, Carbon Steel Elbow, Alloy Steel Elbow, AS Elbow, Cooper Nickel Elbow, ANSI Elbow, JIS Elbow, DIN Elbow, EN Elbow, API 5L Elbow, Cupro Nickel Elbow, Elbow A234-WPB, Elbow A234-WP12, Elbow A234-WP11, Elbow A234-WP5, Elbow A403-WP304, Elbow A403-WP304L, Elbow A403-WP316, Elbow A403-WP316L, Elbow A420-WPL6
The basic properties of copper alloys are largely influenced by the properties of copper itself. Copper is known to possess certain unique qualities that make it the best engineering material for bearing applications.
