Novel copper-zinc alloy
An alloy, copper-zinc technology, applied in the field of materials, can solve problems such as failure to meet product requirements, unsatisfactory cost performance, and high cost of copper alloys, and achieve the effects of high cost performance, low cost, and high conductivity
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Embodiment 1
[0008] A copper-zinc alloy, the alloy is smelted from 4kg of zinc, 2kg of antimony, 1kg of titanium, 1kg of iron, and 92kg of copper to form 100kg of copper-zinc alloy material. The alloy has low cost, high cost performance and high conductivity .
Embodiment 2
[0010] A copper-zinc alloy, the alloy is smelted from 6kg of zinc, 4kg of antimony, 2kg of titanium, 2kg of iron, and 86kg of copper to form 100kg of copper-zinc alloy material. The alloy has low cost, high cost performance and high conductivity .
Embodiment 3
[0012] A copper-zinc alloy, the alloy is smelted from 8kg of zinc, 5kg of antimony, 3kg of titanium, 3kg of iron, and 81kg of copper to form 100kg of copper-zinc alloy material. The alloy has low cost, high cost performance and high conductivity .
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