Copper alloy wire
A copper alloy, wire technology, applied in the direction of metal/alloy conductors, bendable conductors, bendable cables, etc., to achieve good tinning effect, reliable welding, and improve flexibility and ductility.
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[0006] The copper alloy wire of the present invention is used as the wire used in the cable, and its material composition includes by weight percentage: copper ≥ 94.7036%, tin ≥ 0.2%, nickel ≤ 0.00038%, iron ≤ 0.000475%, antimony ≤ 0.00095%, zinc ≤0.00019%, oxygen ≤0.0057%, manganese ≤0.000475%, phosphorus ≤0.000475%, bismuth ≤0.0019%, arsenic ≤0.000475%, gold ≤0.000475%, electroplating silver>5%, the use of silver material has better flexibility and Ductility, to improve the flexibility and ductility of copper alloy wires. In addition, when copper alloy wires are soldered, the silver-plated tin dipping effect is good, which can ensure that the wires can be reliably welded to the corresponding objects.
[0007] Although preferred embodiments of the present invention have been disclosed for illustrative purposes, those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that various Improvements, additions, and substitutions are possible.
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