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Description

Copper-Phosphorus (Cu-P) Alloy Micron Powder Cu: 93% – P: 7% | Particle Size: −200 mesh | Irregular

Copper-Phosphorus (Cu-P) Alloy Micron Powder is a micron-sized metallic alloy powder produced by alloying copper and phosphorus in controlled proportions (93% Cu – 6–8% P). The irregular particle morphology obtained through the water-atomization process provides a high surface area, enabling effective reaction behavior and strong mechanical interlocking in sintering, brazing, and metal bonding applications. The −200 mesh particle size distribution ensures balanced flow behavior and homogeneous dispersion during processing.


Product Features

  • Alloy type: Copper–Phosphorus (Cu-P)

  • Chemical composition: 93% Cu / 6–8% P

  • Particle size: −200 mesh

  • Particle morphology: Irregular (non-spherical)

  • Production method: Water-atomized

  • Physical form: Metallic alloy powder

  • Apparent density: 1.50 – 3.00 g/cm³

  • Hydrogen loss: ~0.60%

  • Functional property: Deoxidizing effect

  • Dispersion: Homogeneous distribution in metal, binder, and filler systems


Application:

Brazing and Hard Soldering

  • Copper-to-copper and copper-to-steel joints

  • Brazing applications that reduce or eliminate the need for flux

  • HVAC, refrigeration, and piping systems

Powder Metallurgy and Sintering

  • Copper-based sintered components

  • Alloy additive to help reduce sintering temperatures

  • Production of metal matrix composites

Welding and Filler Materials

  • Brazing rods, pastes, and filler alloys

  • Industrial maintenance and repair (MRO) applications

Electrical and Electronic Applications

  • Electrical connection components

  • Conductive parts and contact manufacturing

  • Specialized soldering and joining systems

Defense and Industrial Applications

  • Technical joints requiring efficient heat transfer and sealing

  • Brazed and sintered subsystems

  • Specialized metal alloy formulations for R&D and prototyping purposes

Additional information

Gram

100 g, 500 g, 1000 g, 5000 g