Our ASTM B280 AC Copper Tubes are high-performance straight copper pipes, specifically designed for use in HVAC systems, air conditioners, and plumbing applications. Made from 99.9% pure copper, these copper tubes ensure excellent thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and durability, making them the ideal choice for heat transfer applications.

With customizable lengths and diameters (6.35mm, 9.52mm, 12.7mm, 15.88mm, and 19.05mm), our copper pipes offer flexibility for a wide range of installation scenarios. The rolling pancake coil design is easy to install and space-efficient, making it suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial air conditioning and refrigeration systems.

These copper tubes are also ideal for plumbing systems due to their ability to withstand high temperatures and pressure, ensuring long-lasting performance. The smooth surface finish and high tensile strength of the copper material contribute to the pipes' ability to maintain consistent cooling and heating properties, all while withstanding environmental stresses over time.

HVAC Systems: These copper pipes are ideal for the cooling systems in HVAC installations. The pipes' excellent thermal conductivity ensures efficient heat transfer, which is essential in maintaining optimal air temperature. Their flexibility and compact design (in pancake coil form) make them easy to integrate into air conditioners and refrigerators.

Air Conditioning: Commonly used in air conditioning units, these copper pipes carry refrigerant throughout the system, helping to regulate temperature efficiently. The high purity copper minimizes the risk of corrosion and wear, ensuring the system remains effective for a long time.

Plumbing: In plumbing systems, these copper pipes are perfect for transporting hot and cold water. Their resistance to high temperatures and pressure tolerance make them reliable for domestic and commercial plumbing installations.

Refrigerators: In refrigerators, these copper tubes are responsible for circulating refrigerants and maintaining low temperatures. Their ability to transfer heat efficiently makes them indispensable in modern refrigeration technology.