Nickel-Copper Alloy Plates

Overview

Nickel-copper alloy is a copper-based alloy with nickel as the primary additive element, typically containing 10%-30% nickel. This range is commonly used. Small amounts of other elements are often added to enhance specific properties. Copper-nickel alloys offer excellent corrosion resistance, making them a preferred material for marine engineering. They also possess good mechanical properties and manufacturability. Key applications include marine engineering, chemical and petrochemical industries, power and electronics, and precision instrument components.

Types & Specifications

Grade Standards	C70600, C71500, C72900, C78200
Shapes	Diameter: 20mm–285mm Length: Customizable Temper: O25, H55, HR50
Standards	Standards: ASTM B111, EN

Key Features

High toughness High strength High stability

Exceptional elasticity with a fine silver luster

Superior fatigue resistance

Excellent anti-corrosion and rust-proofing

Outstanding deep-drawing capability

Applications

Power and Energy

Machinery industry

Petrochemical industry

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

Production Process

1) Melting→2) Casting→3) Homogenization annealing→4) Forging→5) Hot rolling→6) Cold rolling (intermediate annealing)→7) Surface treatment   Nickel-Copper Alloy Plates