Copper Tube

Copper Tube is used in a variety of appliances, including air conditioners and refrigerators. Manibhadra Fittings is India’s best leading Copper Tube Manufacturer in India. Copper Pipes and Tubes are an important part of any project, whether they are soft copper or rigid copper, and whether they are used for residential or commercial construction. However, there are many types of copper tubes, and in order to complete the job properly, you must first determine which type of copper tube is required. The following are the different kinds of  Copper Tubes and their applications in different fields. Manibhadra Fittings also Deal in Copper Pipes, Mexflow Copper Pipes & Tubes, Copper Pipes & Tubes, Indigo Copper Pipes & Tubes, Mettube Malaysia Copper Pipes & Tubes. We are also known as the Largest Suppliers of Mettube Malaysia Copper Pipes.

The following are the different kinds of  Copper Tubes and their applications in different fields.

• Type L Copper Tube
• Type K Copper Tube
• Type M Copper Tube
• Type DWV Copper Tube

Features of Copper Tube

Copper tubes are one of the popular products available with numerous favorable features, and some of the applications involve plumbing, HVAC, and medical gas systems. Some of the significant features of copper tubes are as follows:

1. High strength
2. Excellent finish
3. Chemical resistance
4. Thermal resistance
5. Dimensional accuracy
6. Leakproof and Durable
7. High energy absorption.
8. Good workability and weldability.
9. Good sulfide stress corrosion resistance
10. High resistance to pitting, crevice corrosion resistance
11. High resistance to stress corrosion cracking, corrosion fatigue, and erosion
12. Low thermal expansion and higher heat conductivity than authenticate steels

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Advantages of Copper Tube

We, Manibhadra Fittings are India’s best leading Copper Tube Manufacturer in India. Copper Tube also has the highest thermal conductivity of any heat exchange material.

1. Copper pipes have been used in plumbing for many years.
2. Some plumbers prefer working with copper because it’s easily installed and requires fewer tools during installation. Copper pipes are durable. They resist snapping and bacteria growth.
3. One of the main strengths of copper is that it won’t degrade in UV light.
4. Unlike plastic pipes which are only for indoor use, copper pipes can be used in areas exposed to natural light.

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