NI7051 Nickel Chromium Alloy Foil (Ni76/Cr16/Al 4.5/Fe 3/Mn 0.5)

Nickel-Chromium Alloy Film (Ni76/Cr16/Al 4.5/Fe 3/Mn 0.5) Description

Nickel-Chromium alloy film (Ni76/Cr16/Al 4.5/Fe 3/Mn 0.5), also known by the composition code NI7051, is recognised for its exceptional oxidation resistance, high thermal stability, and strong mechanical properties. This film is produced in precise thicknesses and widths, ensuring consistent performance in high-temperature and corrosive environments. Its optimised chemical composition enhances durability and stability, making it suitable for demanding industrial applications such as heating elements, heat exchangers, aerospace components, and electronics.

Applications of Nickel-Chromium Alloy Films

• Heating Elements: Its high-temperature stability and electrical resistance make it preferred for heating elements.
• Aerospace Industry: Used in components requiring high oxidation and corrosion resistance.
• Electronics: Ideal for electronic components, sensor elements, and resistor devices.
• Automotive Industry: Widely utilised in components exposed to high heat and harsh operating conditions, such as catalysts and exhaust systems.
• Industrial Equipment: Employed in heat exchangers, furnaces, and high-temperature sealing applications.

Packaging of Nickel-Chromium Alloy Films

Our nickel-chromium alloy film (Ni76/Cr16/Al 4.5/Fe 3/Mn 0.5) is securely packaged to maintain product integrity during storage and transport.

• Vacuum-sealed packaging: Custom sizes upon customer request, typically rolls wrapped in protective film.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main advantages of Nickel-Chromium alloy films?
Key advantages include excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance, high temperature stability, and mechanical strength, making them ideal for demanding applications.

Is the nickel-chromium alloy film customisable?
Yes, we offer customised thickness and width options based on specific application requirements.

In which industries are Nickel-Chromium alloy films typically used?
Aerospace, electronics, automotive manufacturing, heating elements, and various industrial high-temperature applications frequently utilise this alloy film.

What temperature range can the nickel-chromium alloy film withstand?
It can reliably operate in high-temperature environments up to approximately 1,200°C, with a melting range of approximately 1,350 - 1,400°C.

How does Stanford Advanced Materials ensure the quality of this alloy film?
We conduct stringent quality control throughout the manufacturing process and utilise state-of-the-art testing facilities to ensure consistently high product quality.