copper – Al Tysseer For Trading

Al Tysseer For Trading provides premium copper materials that are designed to serve a variety of industries. Known for their exceptional conductivity, corrosion resistance, and high durability, these copper products are ideal for electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and industrial applications. Al Tysseer’s copper offerings are available in various forms, including rods, sheets, coils, and wires, and are designed to meet international standards.

Whether you need copper for electrical wiring, heat exchangers, or plumbing systems, Al Tysseer ensures that their products are manufactured with the highest quality and precision. With an emphasis on reliability and efficiency, these copper products are trusted by professionals across the globe.

Features:

• High Conductivity: Ensures excellent performance in electrical and heat transfer applications.

• Corrosion Resistant: Withstands corrosion for long-lasting durability.

• Variety of Forms: Available as rods, sheets, coils, and wires for versatile applications.

• High Durability: Built to handle high temperatures and pressures in industrial environments.

• Quality Assurance: Manufactured to meet global standards, ensuring reliability.

Applications:

• Electrical Wiring: Used in electrical systems for reliable current conduction.

• Plumbing: Ideal for water and gas pipes due to its resistance to corrosion.

• HVAC Systems: Used in heat exchangers and refrigerant lines for efficient thermal conductivity.

• Industrial Systems: Suitable for machinery and industrial applications requiring reliable copper materials.

Specifications:

• Material: High-purity copper (UNS C12200)

• Temper: Annealed or hard-drawn (depending on the product type)

• Available Forms: Rods, sheets, coils, wires

• Standard Compliance: Meets international standards for quality and durability

• Corrosion Resistance: Excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion in most environments

Questions:

1. Are you looking for copper products in a specific form, such as sheets, rods, or coils?

2. Do you need copper for a specialized application, such as electrical or plumbing systems?