FAQ:

1.The difference from copper and brass?

Copper is a base metal, while brass is an alloy.

As a base metal, copper holds a place on the periodic table of elements.

 Copper is found naturally in the state that it is in, while brass is not. Brass is a man-made metal.

2.Which is more expensive brass or copper?

While their prices may vary based on the alloys, copper is typically more expensive than brass and bronze. 

The reduction in bronze price may be due to the lower copper content in the alloy. 

Likewise, brass is the least expensive because it contains more zinc content.

3.Can I use brass instead of copper?

Like copper, brass also exhibits a considerable level of electrical conductivity. 

This is why it is often preferred to copper for applications that require both electrical conductivity and machinability.

4.What are the advantages and disadvantages of copper wire?

• CONDUCTIVITY. Copper is one of the most conductive materials of electricity available. ...

• HEAT RESISTANCE. Another key benefit of copper wire is it's resistance to heat. ...

• CORROSION RESISTANCE. ...

• MALLEABILITY. ...

• DUCTILITY. ...

• CANNOT CONTROL ELECTRICAL SURGES. ...

• EMI (ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE)