Copper Pipe
Copper pipe is one of the many shapes from which copper can be formed. Copper piping can be found in air conditioning and refrigeration applications. It is also used by the chemical, oil, process, and marine industries to transfer various liquids.
A malleable and ductile metal, copper is the best known economical conductor of electricity. Copper pipe is also nonmagnetic, formable, machinable, and durable. Brass and bronze are the two most common copper alloys used to make piping.
Formability, strength, and other mechanical factors are important when selecting copper pipe. Plumbing and mechanical codes must also be kept in mind.