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koslov · 08-04-2003, 10:56 PM

The C102 alloy in my block is 99.95% pure copper (http://www.fiskalloy.com/w-alloys-pa...opc102110.html). I actually do not know the alloy of my cold plate, but it is probably high copper since it was a cutoff from an EDM electrode.

Since87, if your copper is already annealed, why not test it, then pound and bend it, and test it again? I wouldn't know how to make a strip that small, and I don't have any work-hardened C102 left.

08-04-2003, 10:56 PM	#98
koslov Cooling Savant Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Posts: 264	The C102 alloy in my block is 99.95% pure copper (http://www.fiskalloy.com/w-alloys-pa...opc102110.html). I actually do not know the alloy of my cold plate, but it is probably high copper since it was a cutoff from an EDM electrode. Since87, if your copper is already annealed, why not test it, then pound and bend it, and test it again? I wouldn't know how to make a strip that small, and I don't have any work-hardened C102 left.