Copper is a ductile, soft, malleable metal with excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. Copper is used in almost all electrical wiring and heating elements, generators, renewable energy, internet cables, and appliances. Copper is used to produce plates, strips, pipes, wire or shapes.
Usage: Electrical, light industry, machinery, building industry, national defense industry. Copper Scrap is industry a important sources of the raw materials All kinds of can be recycled Recycling waste production with copper.

• Like all metals, copper scrap cannot be teleported.
• Copper scrap is very similar to copper ore, though copper scrap can only be found in the Mistlands and is not acquired through mining deposits.

Copper is a ductile metal with high electrical and thermal conductivity. Pure copper is very soft and malleable. Because of these properties, it is used in various metal alloys such as brass.

Unlike other metals, when copper slowly reacts to oxygen it generates a layer of brown-black copper oxide that actually protects the copper underneath from more extensive corrosion. A green layer of copper carbonate can often be seen on old copper constructions such as the Statue of Liberty.

Copper is used extensively in the electrical and architectural fields. Due to this every home will have a significant volume of copper hidden within walls and electrical equipment. Places you would be likely to find copper would be:

• Electrical Wiring
• Communications Cabling
• Radiator Cores
• Electric Motors
• Electrical Equipment
• Gutters & Downpipes
• Expansion Joints