Copper sheet is a refined copper part used in more advanced electronics. It bridges your copper line into higher-tier crafting.
What you need
- Copper ingots.
- Constructors or assemblers.
- A steady copper supply.
Step-by-step build
- Smelt copper ore into ingots.
- Feed ingots into constructors to make copper sheet.
- Belt the sheet to storage or the next line.
- Scale constructors to match your ingot supply.
- Overclock the copper line if needed.
- Route sheets into your electronics production.
Throughput tips
- Keep ingots ahead of sheet demand
- Scale with your copper supply
- Belt sheets to storage
- Feed electronics next
Practical notes
Copper sheets are a straight conversion from ingots, so the smelter line is the limit. Keep ingots ahead of sheet demand, because constructors idle the moment the input belt runs dry. Sheets feed circuit boards and advanced electronics, so demand jumps when the electronics tier opens.
Buffer ingots before the constructors and overclock the copper smelters first when the line falls behind. One copper node can feed several smelters on a pure site, which keeps the sheet line stable while it scales. Belt sheets to storage; the electronics chain pulls them continuously.
Sheets feed the electronics chain continuously, so keep a steady buffer.
One pure copper node feeds several smelters, which keeps the sheet line stable.
Overclock the copper smelters first when the sheet line falls behind.
Common mistakes
- Starving the constructors
- Too few constructors for demand
- No routing to the next line