Copper Wrought Alloy UNS C71700 Is Used in Various Industrial And Engineering Applications.

Copper wrought alloy (UNS C71700) contains 0.05-0.3% lead, 0.01-0.3% tin, and 0.03-0.15% zinc, as well as trace amounts of other elements such as iron, nickel, manganese, silicon and sulfur. This material also contains up to 99% copper.Because of its good mechanical properties and resistance to corrosion and wear, copper wrought alloy (UNS C71700) is commonly used in engineering applications such as valves, pumps, bearings and gears where the parts need to be strong yet still flexible enough to handle complex shapes or intricate details without breaking or becoming damaged easily over time due to wear or corrosion from various environmental factors such as water or air pollution. Additionally, this material is often used in the manufacture of electrical components such as switches or circuit boards, where its high thermal and electrical conductivity are beneficial in dissipating heat quickly while maintaining its structural integrity over long periods without breaking down due to excessive heat or other environmental factors like moisture or dust particles that can interfere with the electrical signals passing through the component or device being made using this material. It also has good resistance to corrosion and wear and excellent ductility, making it an ideal choice when forming complex shapes or parts with intricate details.It also maintains its strength even at elevated temperatures up to 400 degree , making it suitable for many high-temperature applications as well.