Copper alloy

Copper alloys, resulting from the combination of copper with various elements such as zinc, tin or nickel, offer a wide range of properties suitable for a variety of applications. Copper alloys such as brass and bronze, used for their excellent electrical conductivity in the electronics industry, as well as alloys such as cupronickel, feature enhanced corrosion resistance for humid environments, while their varied hues, from the orangetired of pure copper to the characteristic color of brass, offer aesthetic options, with certain antimicrobial properties suitable for medical applications.