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Strong Class 2 C18200 Copper Chromium
Created at : Oct 10, 2025

With a relatively high conductivity and considered to be an overall strong material, C18200 Copper Chromium is frequently used for spot and seam welding. This can be done for a wide range of materials including everything from stainless steel to bras ...

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