C1200 is a high-purity electrolytic copper, also known as ETP copper, which consists of up to 99.9% copper and a few impurities (usually no more than 0.04%), such as oxygen, iron, and sulfur, and is one of the most commonly used copper alloys in the manufacture of semiconductor devices, wires and cables, electronic components, automotive parts, and HVACR parts. It is very conductive and machinable, and has high corrosion resistance and storage capacity. In addition, C12000 is also used in architectural and artistic collars. In addition, 1200 is also used in architectural and artistic applications such as roofing, tanks, boilers and sculpture. Its main characteristics are high electrical conductivity, good workability, excellent corrosion resistance and storage capacity.
