Graded for conductivity
Copper is graded specifically for cable and conductor use, not sold as generic stock.
Copper is graded specifically for cable and conductor use, not sold as generic stock.
Testing happens before dispatch, since conductivity depends on it.
Copper-bearing scrap recovery runs alongside refined copper supply, from the same relationship.
Refined copper and recovered copper both come through the same team.
Copper supply for cable makers and energy infrastructure, where conductivity and purity matter most.
Purity matters more than volume here, so copper for cable and conductor use goes through tighter grading.
“For cable and conductor work, purity is the whole point. We grade for conductivity first and treat tonnage as secondary.”
Manufacturers who need copper graded for conductivity and purity rather than just tonnage.