NK10151 Nickel Plate, Ni Plate 6 mm thick

Nickel Plate, Ni Plate 6 mm thick Description

Nickel Plate, Ni Plate 6 mm thick is a flat, wrought product composed primarily of nickel with a density of approximately 8.9 g/cm³. The specified 6 mm thickness supports applications demanding structural stability and uniform mechanical performance. This material is produced under controlled conditions to achieve a homogeneous microstructure, which is beneficial for processes that require accurate dimensional tolerances and resistance to chemical corrosion.

Nickel Plate, Ni Plate 6 mm thick Applications

1.       Industrial Fabrication
- Used as a structural component in heat exchangers to control thermal gradients by leveraging its uniform thickness and chemical inertness.

2.       Chemical Processing Equipment
- Applied as a lining material for reactors to withstand corrosive environments by utilising its stable nickel composition and controlled density.

3.       Electronics Manufacturing
- Serves as a substrate in electroforming procedures to achieve uniform current distribution by harnessing its precise 6 mm thickness and homogeneous properties.

Nickel Plate, Ni Plate 6 mm thick Packing

The product is packaged in anti-static, moisture-resistant wrapping and cushioned within rigid, protective containers to minimise physical damage and contamination. Packaging is designed to maintain a controlled environment during shipment, with instructions for storage in a low-humidity, temperature-regulated area. Custom packaging configurations, including bulk packaging and individual sealing options, are available to meet specific handling and storage requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How is the uniform 6 mm thickness maintained during production?
A1: The manufacturing process includes regular ultrasonic thickness measurements and micrometer verification at multiple stages to ensure the plate adheres precisely to the 6 mm specification.

Q2: What role does the density of ~8.9 g/cm³ play in product performance?
A2: The density of ~8.9 g/cm³ contributes to predictable mechanical behaviour, supporting consistent thermal and structural performance in applications requiring precise load-bearing properties.

Q3: Are custom dimensions or tailored surface finishes available for this nickel plate?
A3: Yes, Stanford Advanced Materials offers customisation options including altered thicknesses and tailored surface finishes, following specific client requirements and detailed batch evaluations.

Additional Information

Nickel is a transition metal extensively used in industrial applications due to its resistance to corrosion and its stability at elevated temperatures. Its properties, such as high melting point and uniform density, make it valuable for applications that demand durability and chemical inertness.

The controlled production processes employed for nickel plates ensure that the material exhibits a homogeneous structure and predictable mechanical properties. This consistency is critical in applications ranging from high-temperature processing equipment to substrates in electronic assemblies, where precise material performance directly influences overall system reliability.