Copper Alloy Colors Chart
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The 40 Copper Alloys regularly available in the USA
Variations of the alloys
Remember - many of the alloys below occur in several variations (7 variations of copper, for example). This is often because of very minor variations in the metallurgy of the alloy that enhance a particular characteristic of the alloy, such as ductility or machinability. These changes in metallurgy give rise to variations different enough to warrant assigning the alloys their own UNS number, but not different enough to assign them a different name.
Variations of the alloys
Remember - many of the alloys below occur in several variations (7 variations of copper, for example). This is often because of very minor variations in the metallurgy of the alloy that enhance a particular characteristic of the alloy, such as ductility or machinability. These changes in metallurgy give rise to variations different enough to warrant assigning the alloys their own UNS number, but not different enough to assign them a different name.
Unit of Measure
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/Asset/1.jpg 2260 11000 Copper |
/Asset/2.jpg 2261 17200 Beryllium Copper |
/Asset/3.jpg 2262 21000 Gilding |
/Asset/4.jpg 2263 22000 Commercial Bronze |
/Asset/5.jpg 2264 23000 Red Brass |
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Description |
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This alloy standard is not simply a piece of metal - it is an identified piece of metal - a documentation of color, name, and available forms. It is a definitive document that makes your metal specification strong. With this document you can definitively color match your metal designs with the rest of your project. With this document you can reliably and authoritatively specify the forms in which you now know the metal is regularly available in the USA. If you encounter resistance to using these metals because of a contractor's concern about its availability, workability, function, or just plain existence, this document will enable you to specify with the authority to ensure that your metal designs actually get built with the materials you want. |
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11000 Copper |
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17200 Beryllium Copper |
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21000 Gilding |
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22000 Commercial Bronze |
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23000 Red Brass |
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Shape Form1 | N/A Coil Flats Hexagonal Bar Pipe Plate Rectangular Tubing Round Rod Sheet Square Bar Square Tubing Tubing | N/A Coil Flats Hexagonal Bar Plate Round Rod Square Bar | N/A Coil | N/A Coil Flats Hexagonal Bar Plate Round Rod Sheet Square Bar | N/A Coil Pipe | |||||
Unified Numbering System (UNS) Identification Number | N/A C10100 C10200 C11000 C12200 C14500 C18200 C18700 | N/A C17200 C17300 C17510 | N/A C21000 | N/A C22000 C31400 C31600 | N/A C23000 C32000 | |||||
Material Group | N/A Copper | N/A Copper | N/A Brass | N/A Brass | N/A Brass | |||||
Material Details | N/A Chromium Copper Copper Leaded Copper Oxy-Free Copper Phosphorus Copper Tellurium Copper | N/A Beryllium Copper | N/A Gilding | N/A Commercial Bronze Leaded Commercial Bronze | N/A Leaded Red Brass Red Brass | |||||
Unified Numbering System (UNS)/Material Details | N/A C10100 - Oxy-free Copper C10200 - Oxy-free Copper C11000 - Copper C12200 - Phosphorus Copper C14500 - Tellurium Copper C18200 - Chromium Copper C18700 - Leaded Copper | N/A C17200 - Beryllium Copper C17300 - Beryllium Copper C17510 - Beryllium Copper | N/A C21000 - Gilding | N/A C22000 - Commercial Bronze C31400 - Leaded Commercial Bronze C31600 - Leaded Commercial Bronze | N/A C23000 - Red Brass C32000 - Leaded Red Brass | |||||
Size Ranges2 | N/A 12 ft. Bars 20 ft. Pipes 20 ft. Tubes 24 in. Wide Coils 3 ft. x 8 ft. Sheets | N/A 12 ft. Bars 12 in. Wide Coils 3 ft. x 8 ft. Sheets | N/A 12 in. Wide Coils | N/A 12 ft. Bars 12 in. Wide Coils 3 ft. x 8 ft. Sheets | N/A 12 ft. Tubes and Pipes 12 in. Wide Coils | |||||
Additional Information | N/A These variations are grouped together below. They are the same color, and can be specified interchangeably for ornamental work. Simply let your fabricator know which form of the alloy you would like, and indicate that any of the alloys in the group will be satisfactory. The supplier will then provide the appropriate forms of that metal in any of the interchangeable alloys of that metal. | |||||||||
Note | N/A These are all "Copper". Specify the form you want, and accept from this group the alloy in which it is available. | N/A These are all "Beryllium Copper". Specify the form you want, and accept from this group the alloy in which it is available. | N/A | N/A These are all "Commercial Bronze". Specify the form you want, and accept from this group the alloy in which it is available. | N/A These are both "Red Brass". Specify the form you want, and accept from this group the alloy in which it is available. | |||||
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