An increasing demand for various critical engineering applications VASLLP is providing a wide array of Copper Products. The offered range of product is included copper pipe fittings, copper sheets, copper plates, and copper rods. All these products are widely used in numbers of mechanical as well as engineering applications. However, in a well-equipped industry the production of copper products is done using the latest technology and modern tools and equipment. Also for perfectly designing the product raw material standard quality is well considered. The product is supplied to buyers at competitive rates.

• Alloy 625: ASTM-B-443, AMS 5599, UNS N06626 , UNS N06625 (Cut To Size Price)
• Alloy 601: ASTM-B-168, AMS 5870, UNS N06601

Features:

The copper products are created by using excellent quality of the alloy it is resulting in offering various good attributes.

• Long lasting
• Durability
• Sturdiness
• Rugged construction
• Greater tensile strength
• Good dimensional accuracy
• Excellency in surface finishes
• Resistance to corrosion

Copper sheets have become an essential industrial material due to their inherent properties, such as high strength and malleability. As a result, copper sheets are commonly used in various industrial applications. For example, copper can be anodized to create corrosion-resistant electrostatic capacitors useful in consumer products. In contrast, copper’s antimicrobial properties make it a prime choice for roofing and paneling in manufacturing plants. Finally, copper’s thermal conductivity makes it ideal for fabricating radiators and heat exchangers in mechanical equipment and electronics. All these uses combined make copper one of the most important materials in modern industrial production.

How to solder copper pipe?

Soldering copper pipes can be useful, allowing you to repair and securely join copper pipes and valves. With the right tools, soldering copper is a relatively straightforward process. Firstly, clean the pipe joints with an abrasive cloth, then use flux paste to ensure the copper is clean and help the solder flow through better. Next, heat your soldering iron before applying it to the copper where you want to place the solder. Next, feed in the solder along the sides where you’re applying heat until the joint has a shiny coating around it and liquid solder is visible underneath. The copper pipe joints should now be connected. Be sure to take necessary safety precautions when working with copper and an open flame, being mindful of both yourself and others in your space.

We offer various types of Copper for our customers. Firstly, we provide coil, with the following packaging options:

• Large level wound coils These large coils go on cardboard or wooden reels, or are simply separated by cardboard dividers, and bulk packed before loading on skids with copper, copper-nickel, or steel strapping. Coil widths of 40, 60, or 100 are available, with 240 ID reel diameter and a 360 max coil OD on reels (a 380 max if not on reels).
• Small level wound coils These are 140 to 200 diameter coils, either with no reel or with a plastic reel, with coil widths from 20 to 6 5/160 and a maximum weight of 90 lbs. They have tape or wire banding, and the ends can come soldered, capped, or sealed.
• Bunch coils With a maximum of 50 lbs. in weight for each coil, these 300 to 320 diameter coils are boxed and separated by cardboard, then loaded onto skids.
• Pancake coils These coils are 130 to 270 in diameter, with lengths of 250, 500, 750, or 1000. We also offer straight-length with the following packaging choices:
• Wood boxes Wood boxes are for straight-length over 380 in length to protect it during transit. The box weight is typically between 500 and 800 lbs.