Copper Price Per Kg

Copper Alloy Price Origin Price in INR
(per kg)		 Price in USD
(per kg)		 Price in Euro
(per kg)
Copper Alloy Price in India Indian Rs 400/- $6 €4
Copper Alloy Price in Japan Japanese Rs 650/- $9 €8
Copper Alloy Price in UK / Europe European Rs 850/- $12 €10
Copper Alloy Price in USA USA Rs 1000/- $14 €12

Copper Composition

BS EN NUMBER TITLE NEAREST OLD BS EQUIVALENT
Copper Tubes
1057 Seamless, round tubes for water and gas in sanitary and heating applications 2871 Pt1
12449 Seamless, round tubes for general purposes 2871 Pt2
12450 Seamless, round capillary tubes
12451 Seamless, round tubes for heat exchangers 2871 Pt3
12452 Rolled, finned, seamless tubes for heat exchangers -
12735 Seamless, round tubes for air conditioning and refrigeration Part 1: Tubes for piping systems - Part 2: Tubes for equipment -
13348 Seamless, round copper tubes for medical gases -
13349 Pre-insulated copper tubes with solid covering -
13600 Seamless copper tubes for electrical purposes 1977

Copper Equivalent

Equivalents to grade CuZn20Al2
Country - Germany Standard - DIN 17660 Grade - CuZn20Al2

There are over 400 copper alloys and each one of it exhibits a unique blend of metallic properties in order to suit applications, manufacturing processes and environments of various types.
These materials when in the raw form are fabricated into basic shapes like sheets, strips, plates, bars, beams, disks, rods, wires, and ingots. Conversely, finished products are molded into more complicated shapes according to their intended purpose such as pipes and tubes.
EN standards for the copper are listed here: Free Machining Rod 12164, Plate 1652, 1653, Sheet, Strip & Foil, 1172, 1652, 1653, 1654, Tube - Water, Gas, Sanitation 1057, Tube - General Purpose 12449, Tube - Heat Exchangers 12451, Copper Rod & Bar - Electrical Uses 13601, High Conductivity Copper (Oxygen Free) 13604.
Here are some of the characteristics of pure copper :

  • The purest form of copper has the best electrical and thermal conductivity required in most of the applications such as heat exchangers, electric wiring etc. and therefore over half of the copper produced today is used in electrical (high conductivity) and non-electrical (engineering) fields.
  • Copper is easy to work and has excellent corrosion resistance and durability.
  • Copper's ductility can cut installation time and reduce labor cost.
  • Copper is rigid as well as readily formable, it adds to total system integrity even when subjected to adverse conditions.