Material: Cu99.9 (CW004A)
Ingot dimensions: approx. 50x20x115 mm
Melting temperature: 1083 °C (Liquidus temperature)
Casting temperature: 1150-1200 °C
Density: 8.93 g/cm³

This is pure copper with a minimum of 99.9% copper content. It is primarily used as a base for the production of alloys such as bronze or brass. Pure copper can, of course, also be cast as is.
For ideal casting behavior, we recommend pouring the copper at 1150-1200 °C and adding slag binder for copper and copper-based alloys to the melt beforehand.
The surface of the ingots is not polished and therefore appears somewhat dull. Nevertheless, the material is clean and free of impurities.
The molding sand available in our shops is very well suited as a molding compound for casting copper alloys.

If you are interested in copper in larger quantities or as a tangible asset, we can provide quotes for your desired quantities and units upon request.

Material: Cu99.9 (CW004A)
Bar dimensions: approx. 60x40x234 mm
Melting point: 1083°C (liquidus temperature)
Casting temperature: 1150-1200°C
Density: 8.93 g/cm³

This is pure copper with a minimum of 99.9% copper content. It is primarily used as a base for the production of alloys such as bronze or brass. Of course, pure copper can also be cast as is.
For ideal casting behavior, we recommend pouring the copper at 1150-1200°C and adding slag binder for copper and copper-based alloys to the melt beforehand.
The surface of the ingots is not polished and therefore slightly duller. Nevertheless, the material is clean and free of impurities.
The molding sand available in our shops is very well suited as a molding material for brass castings.

If you are interested in copper in larger quantities or as a tangible asset, we can provide quotes for your desired quantities and units upon request.

Material: Cu99.9 (CW004A)
Dimensions: approx. 64x30x15 mm
Melting Temperature: 1083°C (Liquidus Temperature)
Casting Temperature: 1150-1200°C
Density: 8.93 g/cm³

This is pure copper with a minimum of 99.9% copper content. It primarily serves as a base for producing alloys such as bronze or brass. Of course, pure copper can also be cast as is.
For ideal casting behavior, we recommend pouring the copper at 1150-1200°C and adding slag binder for copper and copper-based alloys to the melt beforehand.
The surface of the bars is not polished and therefore appears somewhat dull. Nevertheless, the material is clean and free from impurities.
The molding sand available in our shops is very well suited as a molding compound for brass castings.