Copper Oxide Supplier in Malaysia
- Also known as
- copper(II) Oxide
- Cupric Oxide
- Black Copper Oxide
- CuO
Copper oxide supplier for electroplating, ceramic, coating, electronics and laboratory buyers in Malaysia. This page covers copper(II) oxide, CuO, also called cupric oxide or black copper oxide, under CAS 1317-38-0. It is a black to brown-black powder supplied against application-specific content and particle controls.
Buyers can request technical, electroplating, ceramic and pigment, or controlled-purity battery and electronic-material grades. CuO content and analytical basis, phase identity, particle distribution, moisture and trace-element criteria are matched to the selected manufacturing process rather than assumed from the grade name.
Copper oxide is considered for acid-copper bath replenishment, electroplating, metal finishing, ceramics, pigments, catalysts, copper-compound manufacture, battery materials and selected electronic-material processes. Cuprous oxide, the red copper(I) compound Cu2O, is a separate product and is not a grade of CuO.
Send the required CuO content basis, grade, particle and trace-element specification, quantity and delivery location for a Copper oxide supplier Malaysia quotation. Availability, suitable packing, documentation and delivery timing are confirmed with the commercial offer for the selected grade.
- CAS number
- 1317-38-0
- Formula
- CuO
- Appearance
- Black to brown-black powder
Copper Oxide grades and forms
We supply several forms to suit different formulating and dosing setups. If you need a size that is not listed, ask us.
| Grade | Form | Assay | Typical use | Packing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical Copper oxide | Black CuO powder | — | Ceramic, pigment, catalyst and copper-compound manufacture that specifies copper(II) oxide content, particle profile and relevant impurity limits. | Packing is confirmed with the quotation for the selected technical grade. |
| Electroplating grade Copper oxide | Fine black CuO powder | — | Acid-copper bath replenishment and metal-finishing processes that require a defined CuO content, controlled dissolution behaviour and low process-relevant impurities. | Packing is confirmed with the quotation for the selected electroplating specification. |
| Ceramic and pigment grade Copper oxide | Black powder with an application-selected particle distribution | — | Ceramic bodies, glazes, glass and pigment systems that specify colour, fineness, CuO basis and trace-element limits for the production process. | Packing is confirmed with the quotation for the selected ceramic or pigment grade. |
| Battery and electronic-material grade Copper oxide | Controlled-purity black CuO powder | — | Battery, electrode, PCB and electronic-material work that sets CuO phase, particle distribution, moisture and trace-element acceptance criteria. | Packing is confirmed with the quotation for the selected purity and particle profile. |
How to buy Copper oxide from ChemTrade
Request a quote for Copper oxide
Use the form below to request a quotation. You can also email sales@chemtrademalaysia.com or send us a message on WhatsApp.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Chemical identity | Copper(II) oxide, also called cupric oxide | — |
| CAS number | 1317-38-0 | — |
| Molecular formula | CuO | — |
| Oxidation state | Copper(II) | — |
| Appearance | Black to brown-black powder | — |
| CuO content | Reported for the selected grade against an agreed analytical basis | — |
| Particle profile | Buyer-defined particle-size distribution or fineness requirement | — |
| Quality controls | Phase identity, moisture and application-relevant trace-element limits | — |
Copper Oxide applications
Common questions about Copper oxide
What is Copper oxide?
This page covers copper(II) oxide, CuO, also called cupric oxide or black copper oxide. It is supplied as a black to brown-black powder for industrial and technical applications with grade-specific content and particle controls.
Is Copper oxide the same as cupric oxide?
Yes, on this page Copper oxide means cupric oxide, the copper(II) compound with formula CuO and CAS 1317-38-0. The identity should still be written on the purchase specification so it cannot be confused with another copper oxide.
Which CAS number should be used for Copper oxide?
The CuO product on this page uses CAS 1317-38-0. Include the CuO formula, copper(II) oxide name or cupric oxide name with the CAS number when the purchasing system needs an unambiguous identity.
Is Copper oxide the same as cuprous oxide?
No. Cuprous oxide is the separate red copper(I) compound Cu2O, CAS 1317-39-1. It has its own product page and must not be substituted for the black CuO material covered here.
Which Copper oxide grade suits electroplating or metal finishing?
Request an electroplating grade against the acid-copper bath or metal-finishing process specification. State the CuO content basis, particle profile, dissolution requirements and process-relevant impurity limits used by the operator.
Which Copper oxide specifications affect grade selection?
Specify CuO identity, CuO content and analytical basis, appearance, phase requirements, particle-size distribution, moisture and application-relevant trace-element limits. Ceramic, plating and electronic-material grades need different acceptance profiles.
Can the same Copper oxide grade be used for ceramics and battery materials?
Not automatically. Ceramic and pigment users may prioritise colour, fineness and firing behaviour, while battery or electronic-material buyers can set tighter phase, purity, moisture and particle requirements. Quote against the actual application specification.
Does this page include copper metal or other copper compounds?
No. Cuprous oxide, copper metal, copper sulphate, copper chloride, copper pyrophosphate, copper chelates and other copper compounds have different identities and require separate product specifications.
How are Copper oxide packing, documents and price confirmed?
Send the CuO grade specification, quantity, application and Malaysian delivery location. The quotation confirms availability, suitable packing, available documentation, delivery timing, price and its validity period.