Product Description:
NiCr Alloy - Chromium Nickel alloy
NiCr Alloy, also known as Nikrothal 80 , is an iron-chromium-nickel
alloy with outstanding thermal properties, strength, and corrosion
resistance. It has a thermal conductivity of 100 W/mK, a density of
8.4 g/cm3, a thermal expansion rate of 13.0 µm/m°C, a tensile
strength of 637MPA, and a specific heat capacity of 460 J/kg.K. It
is a versatile product that is used in various industries, such as
petrochemical, power generation, automotive, and aerospace, due to
its outstanding properties. It is especially suitable for
structural applications where there is a need for high strength and
corrosion resistance.
NiCr Alloy is an ideal choice for applications in extreme
temperatures and extreme environments. Its thermal properties make
it an excellent choice for heat exchangers, and its strength and
corrosion resistance make it ideal for applications in corrosive
environments. It is also used in the manufacture of valves, pumps,
and other components that require high-temperature and
high-pressure resistance. In addition, it is a popular choice for
construction and industrial applications, as it is low-maintenance
and cost-effective.
Features:
- Product Name: NiCr Alloy (also known as nickel chrome alloys and iron chromium
nickel, such as NiCr 8020)
- Corrosion Resistance: Good
- Hardness: HRC 40-45
- Magnetic Permeability: 1.09+/-0.05
- Melting Point: 1453 °C
- Elongation: 30%
Technical Parameters:
| Attributes | Values |
|---|
| Material | NiCr Alloy |
| Tensile Strength | 637MPA |
| Modulus of Elasticity | 200 GPa |
| Corrosion Resistance | Good |
| Magnetic Permeability | 1.09+/-0.05 |
| Chemical Composition | Ni-Cr |
| Electrical Resistivity | 1.2 µΩ.m |
| Thermal Conductivity | 100 W/mK |
| Melting Point | 1453 °C |
| Specific Heat Capacity | 460 J/kg.K |
| Nickel Chromium Wire | NiCr 80/NiCr 8020 |
Applications:
The Huona NiCr Alloy is an iron chromium nickel alloy made in China which
offers excellent thermal conductivity. With a thermal conductivity
of 100 W/mK, it is one of the best alloys available for thermal conduction.
Its hardness stands at HRC 40-45 and it has a density of 8.4 G/cm3, making it extremely durable. It also has a high specific heat
capacity of 460 J/kg.K, making it ideal for applications which require high-temperature
resistance. Commonly known as Nikrothal 80 Wire, this NiCr alloy is widely used in various industries such as
automotive, aerospace, and electrical engineering. It is most
commonly used for electrical contacts, heating elements, and
protective covers. Its superior thermal conductivity and high
resistance to corrosion make it an ideal choice for applications
which involve high temperatures and/or high-pressure environments.
Customization:
Customized Service for NiCr Alloy
Brand Name: Huona
Place of Origin: China
Tensile Strength: 637MPA
Melting Point: 1453 °C
Modulus of Elasticity: 200 GPa
Hardness: HRC 40-45
Chemical Composition: Ni-Cr
Specialized in Nikrothal 80, Alloy 600 and Nikrothal 80 wire
Packing and Shipping:
NiCr Alloy is packaged and shipped using the following methods:
- Vacuum sealed in a plastic bag to protect against moisture and
corrosion.
- Secured in a cardboard box with cushioning material.
- Stored in a cool, dry place.
- Shipped via air, land or sea.
FAQ:
A: NiCr Alloy is a brand name of Huona, a high-performance alloy
made in China.
Q: What are the uses of NiCr Alloy?
A: NiCr Alloy can be used in various industries, such as aerospace,
automotive, electronics, and medical.
Q: What are the advantages of NiCr Alloy?
A: NiCr Alloy has excellent corrosion resistance, wear resistance,
high temperature resistance, and low coefficient of thermal
expansion.
Q: Is NiCr Alloy durable?
A: Yes. NiCr Alloy is highly durable and can withstand extreme
temperatures and environmental conditions.
Q: Where is NiCr Alloy made?
A: NiCr Alloy is made in China.
