Oxygen Free High Conductivity Copper alloy (OFHC) 101 is free from hydrogen embrittlement when heated in a reducing atmosphere. C10100 can be certified to the percent of impurities in its composition, whereas C10200 is uncertified.

14/10/  · Alloy 110. Cu >99.90%. 50 – 400 ppm Oxygen. Electrolytic tough pitch (ETP) copper. Demonstrates the highest level of electrical and thermal conductivity for copper alloys. High electrical and thermal conductivity, good machinability, malleability, ductility, and corrosion resistance. These alloys also have good solderability and are not

C101 full hard or 110 half hard copper for heatsink. Post by 737mechanic » Sat Oct 31, 12:49 am What would work best for a heatsink for a high powered LED. What is more machinable and does either one conduct heat better than the other. Top. GlennW Posts: 7062

25/01/  · The industry still recognizes the old CDA numbers and uses them side by side with the newer numbers. For example: C11 Alloy Specifications | E. Jordan Brookes Company. C11000 StripE.T.P. Copper. CA-11000 | CDA-11000 | Cu-ETP | C110 | 110 | CDA110 | CA110 | 11000. So, I think the only difference between the various designations above is the

Copper 110 is ideal when extensive machining is not required, as it has an extremely low machinability compared to other copper alloys. Copper 110 has a machining cost factor of 3.0 when compared to steel 12L14. It is excellent for hot and cold forming, as well as soldering. Copper 110 is not easily welded or brazed.

Mechanically, 122 copper is almost identical to 110, and has good corrosion resistance in water environments. The major advantage of 122 over 110 is that it is easier to form, and has superior weldability and brazing capability. It can be easily hot and cold formed. This material is typically used in pipes and tubing.

8.94 gm/cu. in. @ 20°C. Specific Gravity. 8.94. 8.94. Coefficient of Thermal Expansion. .0000094 per °F from 68°F to 212°F. .0000170 per °C from 20°C to 100°C. Coefficient of Thermal Expansion. .0000096 per °F from 68°F to 392°F.

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET COPPER ALLOYS 101, 102, 103, 104, 110, 122, 151, XP5 Page 4 of 6 December 15, 2004 9.0 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES APPEARANCE:Salmon

Copper: 101: Known as Oxygen-Free Electronic (OFE). It reaches a minimum of 101% IACS conductivity rating. It is the most expensive out of the 101-110 group because of it's

Copper 110 has an extremely wide range of applications based on its conductivity, corrosion resistance, workability, and beauty. Some common applications of C11000 Copper include: 101(2) Thermal Conductivity Btu/sq ft/ft hr/ ⁰F at 68⁰F: 226: Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 10-6 per ⁰F (68-212 ⁰F) 9.4:

COPPER ALLOY 101/102/103. Our current inventory stocks the Copper alloy 101 and other oxygen-free alloys as well. We welcome any opportunity in Copper you may require in the foil and sheet gauges. Additionally, we stock Copper Foil and Copper Sheet metal in thicknesses of 0.004 to 0.100 inches in a variety of tempers.