T1 copper wire is the most commonly used wire in electronic components. Therefore, samples of these wires were selected for integration with textiles; T1 copper wires are used for the leads of incandescent lamps. Its high-temperature strength retention capability prevents abnormal softening of the leads in glass-to-metal seals. This in turn eliminates the need for expensive molybdenum support wires. The superior strength of the leads allows for reduced lead diameters, thus saving material.

Features: Copper wire has high plasticity and can be bent repeatedly, but it has one disadvantage: it is thick and soft. It has high ductility, breaking strength, electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance.

Common uses of copper wire:

1. Power transmission: Copper wires are widely used in transmission lines, transformers, generators and other equipment in power systems to transmit and distribute electrical energy.

2. Electronic products: Copper wire is an important component of electronic products and is used to make circuit boards, electronic components and connecting wires, such as mobile phones, computers, TVs, etc.

3. Construction and construction engineering: Copper wire is used in electrical systems in buildings9, such as lighting, sockets, switches, etc., to provide power supply,

4. Transportation: Copper wire is used in the electrical systems of vehicles, trains, airplanes, etc., such as engine wiring harnesses, vehicle-mounted electronic equipment, etc.

5. Chemical industry: Copper wire is used in the chemical industry for the production of electrolytic cells, electrolytic copper materials, etc.

6. Medical equipment: Copper wire is used in electronic cables, wires, etc. in medical equipment, such as pacemakers9, medical monitoring instruments, etc.