• Copper Alloy Production: Used as a raw material in foundries to produce brass, bronze, and other copper alloys.
• Sintering and Powder Metallurgy: May be compacted and sintered into components or used in combination with other metal powders.
• Deoxidizer for Steel: Copper granules can be used in small quantities during steelmaking to improve corrosion resistance.

2. Electrical and Electronic Uses

• Conductive Fillers: Ideal for conductive adhesives, shielding paints, or pastes in electronics (though usually smaller particles are preferred, this size can be used in some high-current applications).
• Grounding Media: Used in earthing and lightning protection systems—especially when packed into grounding rods or trenches.

3. Environmental and Catalytic Applications

• Water Filtration Media: Copper is antimicrobial; can be used in filters (especially for algae and bacteria control in ponds, aquariums, or HVAC systems).
• Catalyst for Chemical Reactions: Some processes (like hydrogenation) use copper particles as a catalyst or catalyst support.

4. Industrial and Manufacturing

• Metal Injection Molding Feedstock: Can be mixed with binder systems for near-net shape forming.
• Additive for Friction Materials: In brake pads and clutch linings to improve thermal conductivity and wear resistance.
• Surface Coating or Cold-Casting Additive: Blend into resins for a metallic appearance or to make cold-cast copper sculptures or decorative items.

5. Artistic and Decorative

• Art and Craft Supplies: As an inclusion in epoxy, resin art, or sculpture.
• Cold Cast Metal Resin Kits: Great for DIY metallic art pieces—useful for your business if you supply kits or resin materials.

6. Laboratory and Educational

• Chemistry Demonstrations: For displacement reactions, redox chemistry, or electroplating experiments.
• Electrochemical Experiments: As a compact, high-surface-area source of copper for electrolysis or electrode making.

7. Fireworks and Pyrotechnics

• Colorant and Fuel Component: Copper compounds are often used for blue flames, and some pyrotechnic compositions may accept metallic copper for spark effects or heat generation.

Custom / Private Labeling is available for:

• Hobbyists & Crafters
• Foundries and metalworking shops.
• Art supply distributors
• Science education supply companies
• Chemical and catalyst companies