Mead Metals, Inc. is a leading provider of ASTM B152 copper products. We offer copper in a range of sizes and tempers, and in quantities large and small to meet customer needs. Copper is ideal for electrical conductors and switches, transformers, and other electrical parts, as well as a broad range of other applications.
Typical Yield for Minimum Lot Charge: 5-7#
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We stock copper alloy 110, also called electrolytic tough pitch (ETP). ETP and other coppers exhibit outstanding thermal conductivity, as well as 100% IACS minimum electrical conductivity. Copper alloys offer high resistance to soil corrosion and is extremely ductile.
Mead Metals stocks alloy 110 copper products in gauges from 0.005 up to 0.187. We offer annealed, quarter hard, half hard, and full hard tempers. Other copper alloys and tempers are available, as well. All our copper products are available in sheet and coil.
To give added value to our copper products, Mead Metals offers a number of value-added services. We will:
By offering these services in-house, we can save you time and money on your project and ship your product in your exact specifications.
In order to provide a minimum order quantity to suit metal product orders of all sizes, Mead Metals has developed a MOQ policy. Every metal product we provide has its own MOQ, and for copper, our MOQ is 5-7#. While we can and will support orders for quantities smaller than this, the minimum lot charge will remain the same for any quantities ordered at or below a metal’s MOQ. Additional variables do apply depending on material thickness, width, and additional processing.
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