Nickel is commonly used for its heat resistance and capability to withstand excess corrosion. Nickel components can be used in a variety of industries, including the medical and electronics industries.
Nickel alloys we work with include:
With high thermal and electrically conductive characteristics, Nickel-Silver is an ideal electronics-grade alloy. While its name would indicate otherwise, Nickel Silver does not actually contain silver. Instead, the material is composed of Copper, Nickel and Zinc. Characteristics of Nickel-Silver include:
Applications such as audio components, jewelry, food/sanitary and marine fittings, lead wiring, battery, and electronic connectors, and more use nickel-silver to maintain the integrity of their products.
Nickel-Iron contains 42%, 46%, or up to 48% Nickel, which creates a material that is ideal for thermal controlled-expansion applications under various temperature ranges. Nickel-Iron is most often used in industries that require easily machined alloys, and hot or cold forming, such as:
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