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Copper has a wide range of attributes which is why it has so many applications today. It was found to be a very efficient conductor of electricity and heat as well as being flexible, strong, durable and resistent to corrosion. As such it has been key to many of man's technological advances, the two biggest being telegraphic communications and electricity. But it is also widely used for heating, air conditioning, plumbing, roofing, brass fittings and for so much of the electrical environment we now take for granted: TV, radio, lighting, computers, mobile phones etc all require copper wiring, electrical leads, adapters, transformers and motors. Various copper compounds and chemicals are also used to protect plants and crops and to preserve wood. The break down of copper by use is as follows
Copper Cathodes strapped by steel into bandles
Size: 1000 X 1100mm, b = 10-15mm
The weight of one cathode min 50kg. The weight of one bundle does not exceed 1500kg
The Height of one bundle does not exceed 500mm
Quantity up to 100,000mt per year, 20,000mt per month.
       
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