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Cu-ETP vs CuFe2P: 0% composition overlap. Significantly different materials serving different application areas.

Cu-ETP vs CuFe2P

Side-by-side chemical composition and mechanical property comparison.

Overview

Cu-ETP

CW004A

Copper & Brasspure_copper

Electrolytic Tough Pitch copper — the most widely used copper grade worldwide. 99.90% Cu min with controlled oxygen content (~0.02-0.04%). Electrical conductivity ≥100% IACS. Used for busbars, motor windings, transformer coils, electrical conductors, roofing, and radiators. Caution: hydrogen embrittlement risk in reducing atmospheres above 370°C.

CuFe2P

CW107C

Copper & Brassprecipitation_hardened

Precipitation-hardened copper-iron alloy — THE semiconductor leadframe material since 1964. Fe precipitates give UTS up to 580 MPa while maintaining 60-65% IACS electrical conductivity. Resists softening to 350°C (critical for IC packaging). Also used for automotive connectors, pin grid arrays (PGA), and terminals. Trade names: Wieland K65, Aurubis PNA212.

Cu-ETPCuFe2P
Material NumberCW004ACW107C
CategoryCopper & BrassCopper & Brass
StandardEN 13601EN 1758

Chemical composition (wt%)

ElementCu-ETPCuFe2POverlap
P0.015–0.15%
Cu≥ 99.9%
O0–0.04%
Bi0–0.0005%

Mechanical properties

PropertyCu-ETPCuFe2PUnit
tensile_strength200–260300–340MPa
yield_strength40–80150–200MPa
elongation≥ 3325–35%

Compatibility Assessment

Cu-ETP and CuFe2P have significantly different compositions (0% overlap). These materials are not interchangeable and serve different application areas.

Automated assessment based on composition analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cu-ETP the same as CuFe2P?

Cu-ETP and CuFe2P have a 0% composition overlap. They are generally not directly interchangeable.

Can I replace Cu-ETP with CuFe2P?

Generally not recommended. The compositions differ significantly (0% overlap). These materials have different alloying concepts and are intended for different applications.

What is the difference between Cu-ETP and CuFe2P?

The main differences are in the following elements: overall alloying content. Cu-ETP is a Copper & Brass grade, while CuFe2P is a Copper & Brass grade.

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