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Material |
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Standards |
Size
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Cupro Nickel |
ASTM |
ASTM B151, B152 |
M10 to M100 |
Element | Density | Melting Point | Tensile Strength | Yield Strength (0.2%Offset) | Elongation |
Cupro Nickel | 0.323 lb/in3 at 68 F | 2260 F | 50000 psi | 20000 psi | 30 % |
Grade | Cu | Mn | Pb | Ni | Fe | Zn |
Cupro Nickel | 88.6 min | 1.0 max | 0.05 max | 9-11 max | 1.8 max | 1 max |
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We supply These Copper Nickel Nuts in accordance with DIN, ISO, JIS or ANSI Standard.
Corrosion Resistance: Copper-nickel alloys, usually containing 10-30% nickel, offer outstanding resistance to corrosion in seawater and a range of other harsh environments; this quality makes them perfect for marine and offshore uses.
Antibacterial properties: Copper and its alloys, such as those combining copper and nickel, possess inherent antibacterial qualities. This renders them appropriate for use in sanitary settings like hospitals and food processing facilities.
Thermal stability: Copper and nickel alloys demonstrate great thermal stability, keeping their mechanical characteristics across a range of temperatures. This makes them fit for use in both hot and cold conditions.
Mechanical properties: Copper-nickel alloys possess outstanding mechanical qualities, such as high tensile strength and flexibility. This makes them easy to handle and appropriate for a wide range of uses.
Low friction: Copper-nickel alloy features a low coefficient of friction, cutting down on moving parts. This makes them fit for use wherever it is essential to reduce friction.
Compatibility: Copper Nickel Alloy works well with numerous other materials, such as steel, aluminium and plastic. This provides versatility and makes it appropriate for a variety of uses.
Easy to manufacture: Copper-nickel alloys are readily produced through conventional machining, welding and brazing. This makes them cost-effective and fit for mass production.
Copper Nickel Nuts have applications that are as varied as the industries they cater to, led mainly by the aerospace, railway, construction and automotive industries along with petrochemical, nuclear, medical, Oil & Gas, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Food & Beverage, Nuclear, Thermal Power plants, Paper and Pulp, marine and mining, etc.
Marine applications: Copper-nickel bars resist corrosion, particularly in marine settings. They are commonly employed in shipbuilding, offshore oil platforms and other maritime structures.
Chemical applications: Because copper-nickel walnuts resist corrosion, they are well suited for chemical plants that handle typical corrosive chemicals
Power generation: Owing to their resistance to corrosion and biofouling in piping systems, heat exchangers and condensers, copper-nickel rods serve power plants, especially those where seawater is humid.
Desalination plants: Because they withstand seawater corrosion, copper-nickel rods are commonly found in the pipes and equipment of desalination plants
Heat exchangers: Copper-nickel rods are applied in heat exchangers that call for corrosion resistance and heat transfer.
Oil and Gas Industry: Within the oil and gas industry, copper and nickel nuts appear in pipeline and valve fittings, particularly at offshore installations set in severe marine environments
Automotive Industry: Thanks to their resistance to corrosion and high temperatures in automobiles, copper-nickel plates are used in brake lines and hydraulic systems
Processing Water: Copper-nickel rods serve detergent areas for piping and equipment that contact treated water.
Materials: Copper-nickel nuts come in various grades, including CuNi 90/10 (90% copper, 10% nickel) and CuNi 70/30 (70% copper, 30% nickel). Identify the appropriate grade based on your application factors, such as corrosion resistance, strength and drainage needs.
Corrosion resistance: Copper-nickel alloy offers high corrosion resistance, which makes it well-suited for marine and harsh environments. Take into account the corrosion resistance your application demands and pick a copper-nickel alloy accordingly.
Heat resistance: Review the thermal performance of your application. Copper-nickel alloys deliver excellent thermal stability, but it is important to confirm that the chosen alloy falls within the thermal tolerance range.
Thread size and diameter: Select copper nickel nuts with a thread size and diameter that ensure compatibility with mating bolts or studs. Matching the formula specifications precisely is important to avoid compatibility issues.
Strength and Complexity: Identify the mechanical strength and complexity requirements of your application. Copper-nickel alloys display excellent strength and flexibility, though these properties can differ across compositions. Pick the strength grade that your application requires.
Conductivity: Copper and nickel alloys offer excellent electrical conductivity, which makes them well-suited for electronic applications. If your application calls for electrical input, make sure the selected product provides the desired voltage.
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