Copper wire, a metallic wire processed from high-purity electrolytic copper, possesses excellent electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance, making it widely used in numerous fields such as power, electronics, communications, and welding materials. It has a purplish-red color, high copper content, few impurities, and the highest conductivity, making it the preferred material for wires, cables, and coils. Our home wiring, appliance power supply, and charging station current transmission almost entirely rely on copper wire. It is safe, heat-resistant, and not easily oxidized, ensuring stable current transmission and reducing heat generation and loss. This is why qualified electrical wires must use pure copper, not other metals as substitutes.