Bare Bright Copper Wire Scrap 99.9% Purity from Stripped Cable

High-Purity Copper Scrap Wire
Premium copper scrap wire, available in bare bright grades. Ideal for recycling, smelting, and manufacturing
Features high conductivity (99.99%+ Cu), cost-effective pricing, and eco-friendly processing.
Suitable for electrical, construction, and industrial applications.

Basic Info
Product name: Copper wire scrap
Wire diameter: 3mm
Weight: 3kg, 5kg, 7kg, 15kg, 20kg
Purity:99.9% min,99.92%
Packaging Details:50kg per bale, 1000kg per bundle1000 ,or Customer Specific Requirements.
Tensile strength: 1000 N/mm2, 900 N/mm2, 500 N/mm2, 450 N/mm2, N/mm2

Our copper scrap includes wires, tubes , and plates , etc.
The size is chips or other.
national defense industry .Product performance: 1. High stability
2.Corrosion resistance
3. Low resistivity
4. Good flexibility
5. Strong electrical conductivity
6.High current-carrying capacity
7. Environmentally friendly and recyclable

Copper wire scrap is a very valuable recycled resource because it contains high-purity copper.Copper itself has excellent electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, ductility and corrosion resistance.It can be remelted to make new copper materials, refined intocathode copper/copper ingots, and cast into alloys or copper products
Manufacture new wires and cables
It is one of the main raw material sources for manufacturing new conductive materials such as wires, cables, electromagnetic wires (enameled wires), etc.
Manufacture mechanical components such as gears, bearings and bushings, locks and hardware parts Through efficient recycling and regeneration processes , the Copper wire scrap can be recycled and reused as raw materials for manufacturing various important industrial products such as new wires and cables, copper tubes, copper plates and strips, and copper alloy products. This not only has significant economic value (saving the costs of mineral mining and primary copper smelting), but also has important environmental protection significance (reducing resource consumption, energy consumption and environmental pollution).