Copper: residual copper plus typical impurities
Silicon: 9.0-11.0%, 14.0-16.0% or 19.0-21.0%
Unless otherwise agreed, the quality shall be in accordance with EN 1981: 2003,
At 10% Si content according to the material number CM231E (A) or with somewhat higher impurities CM232E (B),
At 20% Si content according to material number CM233E (A) or slightly less pure CM234E
The master alloy of 15% can be produced by adjusting the Si content with the impurity specifications of the above-mentioned materials
Silicon copper is a copper master alloy typically used to make copper alloys, e.g. CuSiMn or CuNiSi and can thus consolidate some copper alloys from approx. 3% addition.
In addition to the basic metal, these alloys usually contain silicon or other alloying constituents in various weight fractions.
CuSi 10 is supplied in approx. 10 kg of ingots with a typical dimension of 415x70x50 mm on pallets, 15% content of Si in fractions of this in barrels.
Like all metals and master alloys for melting, CuSui should be stored dry.
Copper silicon is usually produced by order.
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Name: | Copper-Silicium 90/10, 80/20 | ||
EC-name: | copper silicon | ||
IUPAC Name: | copper silicon | ||
Chemical Formula: | CuSi | ||
CAS-No.: | Cu 7440-50-8 Si 7440-21-3 | ||
EC-No.: | Cu 231-159-6 Si 231-130-8 | ||
Hazard statements: |
EC-name: copper silicon
EC-No.: Cu 231-159-6 Si 231-130-8
CAS-No.: Cu 7440-50-8 Si 7440-21-3