Phosphorus deoxidised copper tube wound flat in soft annealed temper — it bends by hand, accepts flares, and its continuous length eliminates joints. Primary use: AC refrigerant and cooling lines.
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| Standard | JIS H3300 — wrought copper seamless tube, round section |
|---|---|
| Alloy | C1220T · phosphorus deoxidised |
| Range | 6 – 15 mm OD (1/4″ – 3/4″) |
| Temper | Annealed (soft) — hand-bendable |
| Coil length | 15 metres |
| Certificate | EN 10204 3.1 per material lot |
Full dimension and wall thickness tables are in the catalogue below, as printed.
| At a glance | Coils (this page) | Straight pipe |
|---|---|---|
| Temper | Soft annealed | Hard |
| Range | 6–15 mm | 6–54 mm |
| For | Refrigeration · tight routing | Rigid risers · larger runs |
Annealing gives 45–50% elongation (against the 40% minimum standard) and a fine 0.025 mm grain structure — the coil bends smoothly without wrinkling, accepts flares without splitting, and solders/brazes well. Hard copper (straight pipe) needs reheating to bend.
Refrigeration runs and tight routing: one 15 metre coil = one run with no fittings at any change of direction. For rigid risers and runs above 15 mm, straight copper pipe is the better choice.
Soldered or brazed — brazing preferred for AC and refrigeration, service up to 176 °C.
The soft temper accepts flares without splitting — the refrigerant-line standard.
Make and break without heat — for service and instrument work.
Soldering done right: measure the length · clean coil & fitting with abrasive and apply flux · heat until the solder melts fully into the capillary gap · cool until solid · clean the excess. Avoid melting excessive solder into the gap. Maintenance: rinse with soap and water (a dash of vinegar & distilled water) to prevent clogging — e.g. in AC systems.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Copper purity | min 99.90% · actual 99.96% |
| Phosphorus | 0.015–0.040% · actual 0.024–0.028% |
| Density | 8.96 g/cm³ |
| Melting point | 1,085 °C |
| Elongation (annealed) | 45–50% (standard min 40%) |
| Grain size | 0.025 mm — smooth deformation |
| Specific heat | 0.39 kJ/kg·K |
AC refrigerant lines, heat pumps, coolers — the primary use.
Water, sanitary drainage, and gas & water supply lines.
Copper’s high thermal conductivity.
Small instrument and metering lines.
Dimensions are in the catalogues, as printed; stock and price are not — send the list and we confirm both.
Seamless copper tube wound flat in soft annealed temper — it bends by hand, accepts flares without splitting, and a run made from one coil has no joints in it at all.
Soft (annealed, coiled): flexible, reshapeable during installation, right for flares & coolant lines. Hard (straight pipe): water lines, difficult to bend without reheating.
Copper min 99.90% (actual 99.96%), phosphorus 0.015–0.040% (actual 0.024–0.028%).
It removes the oxygen, so welding and brazing improve — with no hydrogen embrittlement risk when heated.
Capillary (solder/braze), flare and compression fittings. For AC and refrigeration, braze is preferred — service to 176 °C.
Braze for refrigerant lines and higher temperatures; solder is enough for water and light service.
Coils: refrigeration & tight routing — no joints. Straight: rigid risers and runs above 15 mm.
15 metres per coil.
Yes — that is the primary use. The annealed 45–50% elongation and fine 0.025 mm grain make it bend smoothly without wrinkling.
Yes — 6–15 mm OD (1/4″–3/4″) in our regional warehouses in Singapore and Malaysia; out within 24 hours, quotes within 2 working hours.
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