Copper Strip
Copper Strip for Stamped Terminals
Copper strip for terminals needs the conductivity and forming properties required by the contact design. Specify grade, temper, thickness and strip width, together with grain direction, burr limits and surface finish. Include the stamping drawing and any plating requirements.
Construction and specification
- Material construction
- Specified copper grade and temper
- Product form
- Strip
- Thickness range
- 0.03-3.00 mm typical
- Width range
- 1.0-300 mm typical
- Temper
- Soft, half hard, hard, custom annealed
- Surface
- Bare copper, tin plated, nickel plated or embossed
Selection and processing
A spring contact may require a copper alloy and temper different from a purely conductive terminal. Use the grade, strength/forming requirements, grain direction, burr and contact drawing to define the material. Plating follows the specified contact or soldering duty.
Standards context
Use the drawing and a material/form-specific purchase specification. Round-wire references do not qualify rolled strip, foil or flat wire. Confirm edition, methods and acceptance criteria.
Standards scope referencesProduct questions
What is terminal copper strip used for?
terminal copper strip is used in electrical connectors, terminals, busbars, batteries, shielding, electronics and industrial assemblies where conductivity, formability and dimensional stability matter.
Which drawing details are needed for Copper Strip for Stamped Terminals?
Width, thickness and tolerances. Edge condition, burr, surface and roll dimensions. Metal grade and temper. Surface finish or coating, joining method and inspection requirements. Quantity, spool or coil format, packaging and delivery destination.
What information is needed for a terminal copper strip quotation?
Please provide material grade, thickness, width, temper, surface finish, annual demand, packaging preference and target application.
Prepare your inquiry
- Width, thickness and tolerances
- Edge condition, burr, surface and roll dimensions
- Metal grade and temper
- Surface finish or coating, joining method and inspection requirements
- Quantity, spool or coil format, packaging and delivery destination