Profiles worked with a motor component manufacturer and, within four months, supplied product with a scrap rate that was virtually zero. Dimensional tolerances were maintained at ±.0002" with delivered quantities of 12,000 lbs. per week and higher. (read more)

Polaris Grey™ is recognized for its unique ability to connect fine-stranded flexible copper wires. Replacing traditional methods of connecting in motors, it provides a more reliable connection - with Polaris GreyTM, you can disconnect and reconnect over and over with ease. (read more)

Cooner Wire manufactures a great variety of braids for many applications, ranging from small tubular constructions for high flexibility leads, to large, flat configurations for grounding straps or bonding leads. (read more)

Regional Mfg. Specialists is the leader in the copper sheet coil design and manufacturing. RMS manufactures copper sheet coils from .001" thick to over.180" thick copper, from as narrow as .060" to as wide as 16". (read more)

Our copper chromium is regarded as the standard of excellence in Japan. (read more)

Yamato has been specializing in and producing various high-strength, wear-resistant, heat-resistant, and high-electrical-conductivity alloy materials over many years. Especially, they have been engaged in manufacturing copper-chromium alloy for electrodes for welding machines, contact parts and connectors for electric machines. (read more)

Proven through decades of success to be the most effective low cost, low maintenance passive static electricity eliminator available. TAKK's 100% copper tinsel resists breakage, matting and shedding. A self-energizing induction type (no power needed) static eliminator which does not spark or cause sparks and can be used in hazardous conditions. Effectiveness increases as static increases. (read more)

Solid Conductors

Where little vibration exists and no flexing is required, solid or single strand conductors may be acceptable. The advantage of a solid conductor is lower in cost than that of equivalent stranded conductors. (read more)

Copper alloys are so widely used, many in complex applications, that there are over 370 commercial copper and copper alloy grades. The Copper family includes coppers, high-copper alloys, brasses, leaded brasses, bronzes, aluminum bronzes, silicon bronzes, copper nickels, and nickel silvers. (read more)

For brazing of copper and/or brass, alloys consisting of copper, phosphorous and sometimes silver are very versitile for HVAC and repair applications. Very commonly used in ring form for return bend assembly. For copper-to-copper assemblies, flux may not be required due to the presence of phosphorous. Available in bulk products (wire, rod, paste and powder) as well as preforms. (read more)