The Difference Between Copper Pendant and Lead Pendant

The main differences between copper pendant and lead pendant include the following:

1. Material: copper pendant is made of copper, while lead pendant is made of lead.

2. Weight: the weight of copper pendant is generally between 500 grams and 1000 grams, which is heavier than lead pendant. This is mainly because the density of the copper pendant is greater, the weight of the same volume is naturally greater. The weight of the lead pendant is generally between 200 grams and 500 grams.

3. Modeling: The shape of the copper pendant is generally long, round or semi-circular at both ends, with a waist in the middle, so that the design of the pendant can better fix the net mouth, so that the fish can not escape. Lead pendants, on the other hand, are generally ball-shaped or flat, and are better for catching in shallow water areas.

4. Application waters: Due to the high density of lead, the lead pendant is relatively heavy, which makes the lead pendant sink better into the water when casting the net, which is conducive to the stability of casting the net and even spread. Copper pendant is lighter and suitable for use in shallower waters.

Overall, there is a clear difference between copper and lead pendants in terms of material, weight, shape and water application. Which pendant to choose depends on the specific needs and environment of fishing.