



Copper Alloy Sheet combines copper with selected alloying elements to enhance mechanical strength, wear resistance, and durability while maintaining good electrical and thermal conductivity. It is designed for demanding applications requiring higher strength and improved service performance than pure copper materials.
Widely used in engineering components, electrical equipment, wear-resistant parts, and industrial applications requiring reliable mechanical performance and long-term durability.
Copper alloy sheet (high-strength phosphor bronze sheet C51000/C5191, beryllium copper sheet C17200, brass alloy plate C26000/C28000, aluminum bronze sheet C95400/C63000, and silicon bronze plate) is hot-rolled and cold-finished to deliver superior tensile yield strength, elevated wear resistance, high thermal conductivity, and structural rigidity under heavy mechanical workloads. Designed for critical engineering components, heavy electrical switchgear, mold cores, and marine hardware, copper alloy sheet overcomes the structural limits of pure unalloyed copper while maintaining outstanding corrosion resistance.
At XQJ Metal, we operate advanced four-high and hydraulic reversible hot/cold rolling mills, precision plate saws, and vacuum stress-relieving furnaces to manufacture heavy-duty copper alloy sheet conforming strictly to international metallurgical specifications, including ASTM B103 (phosphor bronze plate/sheet), ASTM B36 (brass sheet), ASTM B194 (beryllium copper alloy plate), ASTM B169 (aluminum bronze plate), EN 1652, and JIS H3100 standards. We supply full sheet thicknesses ranging from 0.5mm to 100mm and custom cut-to-size widths up to 1500mm, available in soft annealed (O60), half-hard (1/2H), full hard (H), and solution age-hardened tempers.
| Copper Alloy Family | Standard Grade & UNS Code | Tensile Strength (MPa) | Hardness (HB / HV) | Primary Engineering Attributes |
| Phosphor Bronze Sheet | C51000 (CuSn5) / C5191 (CuSn6) / C5210 | 450 to 800 MPa | 120 to 220 HV | High elastic springback, superior fatigue limit, excellent friction wear endurance, non-magnetic |
| Beryllium Copper Sheet | C17200 (CuBe2) / C17500 (CuCoBe) | 780 to 1380 MPa | 230 to 410 HV | Highest yield strength among all copper alloys, anti-galling, high thermal dissipation for plastic mold inserts |
| Aluminum Bronze Sheet | C95400 (Ampco 18) / C63000 (CuAl10Ni5Fe4) | 600 to 900 MPa | 170 to 270 HB | Extreme cavitation resistance, high compressive load capacity, heavy marine saltwater corrosion immunity |
| Brass Alloy Sheet | C26000 (Cartridge Brass) / C28000 (Muntz) | 350 to 650 MPa | 90 to 180 HV | Excellent cold/hot formability, cost-effective, smooth surface finish for machining & decorative etching |
Selecting between pure copper sheet (C11000/C10200) and specialized copper alloy sheet depends on mechanical structural requirements and working environments:
Design engineers, defense contractors, and industrial machinery manufacturers rely on our copper alloy sheet products for tailored processing features:
Our heavy-duty copper alloy sheet plates are critical engineering materials across heavy manufacturing and high-tech industries:
To guarantee complete metallurgical soundess and defect-free internal structure, XQJ Metal enforces strict Quality Assurance (QA) protocols on every copper alloy sheet order:
Q1: Why is Beryllium Copper Sheet (C17200) widely used for plastic injection mold cores?
A: Beryllium copper combines the high hardness of steel (up to 40 HRC) with three to four times the thermal conductivity of tool steel, drastically reducing injection molding cycle times and preventing localized hot spots.
Q2: Can XQJ Metal provide custom cut-to-size copper alloy sheet pieces according to CAD drawings?
A: Yes, our CNC waterjet and plate sawing equipment can cut copper alloy sheet and plate into custom rectangles, discs, rings, or complex profile geometries according to your supplied DXF/CAD files.
To request current FOB/CIF price quotes, alloy technical datasheets, or sample cut pieces for copper alloy sheet, Contact Our Alloy Engineering Team today.
Our materials support a wide range of construction and infrastructure projects
The appropriate copper alloy sheet should be selected based on the required strength, electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, formability, and service environment. Choosing the right alloy helps achieve the desired manufacturing performance and product reliability.
Important considerations include forming requirements, joining methods, corrosion resistance, thermal performance, and the mechanical properties needed for the finished component. These factors help ensure efficient fabrication and long-term service performance.
Before selecting a copper alloy sheet, engineers typically evaluate the required mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, conductivity, fabrication method, dimensional tolerances, and service environment to ensure the material meets the project's performance requirements.
It offers excellent resistance to seawater corrosion and maintains strength in humid and salt-rich conditions.
No. Strength is achieved through strain hardening rather than heat treatment.
Yes. It provides excellent weldability for structural fabrication.
Yes, it is commonly applied in tanks and pressure equipment.
Yes. It provides higher strength compared with most non-heat-treated aluminum alloys.
Yes. Thickness, width and temper can be adjusted based on project demand.
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