Copper Strip
Copper strip is a long sheet of metal with a length many times its width that is often used as roofing. Copper strip is formed from the rolling process, in which metal sheet or strip is pressed between rollers (http://www.iqsdirectory.com/roll-forming). Copper strip is one of the many shapes into which copper can be formed.
A malleable and ductile metal, copper is an economical conductor of electricity and heat. Copper strip is also nonmagnetic, easily shaped, machinable, and durable. Copper strip offers high strength and resistance to fatigue.
Copper strip can be used in a wide range of decorative, household, and industrial applications. Due to its malleability and electrical and thermal conductivity, copper strip helps make a countless number of products, including springs and various machine components.