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0.1mm-0.3mm Silver Plated Copper Wire Thin Silver Plating For Jewellery

Country/Region	china
City & Province	shanghai shanghai
Categories	Stainless Steel Strips

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0.5mm Silver Plating Copper Wire Silver White Good Conductivity for Electronics

Product Description

Silver-plated copper wire is called silver-plated copper wire or silver-plated wire in some occasions. It is a thin wire drawn by a wire drawing machine after being plated with silver on oxygen-free copper wire or low-oxygen copper wire. Silver-plated copper wire is divided into silver-plated soft round copper wire and silver-plated hard round copper wire. The silver-plated soft round copper wire is annealed to change its physical characteristics to achieve the purpose of softening. A good silver-plated copper wire coating is continuously and firmly attached to the surface of the conductor, and the sample surface does not become black after the sample. The surface of the silver-plated coating should be smooth and continuous, free of harmful defects such as silver particles, burrs, and mechanical damage.

Detailed Properties

Mechanical Property		Cu	CuSn6
Tensile Strength	[N/mm²]	220-300	470-530
Elongation 1%	[N/mm²]	120-200	380-460
Resistance(IACS)	[%]	101	13
Conductivity	[S*m/mm²]	58.5	7.5
Resistivity	[Ohm*mm²/m]	0.0171	0.1333
Temperature Coefficient of Resistance	[1E-6/K]	3900-4300	600-700
Weldability	[-]	Good	Good

Copper Capabilities

Copper is the second most conductive metal in the world behind silver, but due to its abundance and how easy it is to work with, copper is considered the standard in electrical work. Copper is also the standard by which all other conductive metals are judged. In 1913, the International Electro-Technical Commission set its conductivity at 100 percent of the International Annealed Copper Standard (IACS). The metal resists galvanic corrosion – the gradual deterioration of one metal in electrical contact with another metal – and is durable enough that it avoids stretching, nicks and breaks. However, copper is not invincible.