PA7067 Palladium/Copper Alloy Foil (Pd60/Cu40)

Film made of Palladium/Copper alloy (Pd60/Cu40) Description

The Palladium/Copper alloy film (Pd60/Cu40) has been developed to deliver excellent performance in demanding environments. This bimetal film combines the advantageous properties of both metals - Palladium for its outstanding chemical stability and Copper for its high electrical and thermal conductivity. It offers exceptional formability and is resistant to oxidation and corrosion, making it suitable for various high-tech applications.
The alloy is frequently employed in electronics, catalysts, hydrogen purification systems, and fuel cell technology. Due to its durability, conductivity, and reliability, it is particularly valued in miniaturised electronic components.

Palladium/Copper Alloy Film (Pd60/Cu40) Applications

- Electronics: Used for its conductivity and reliability in connectors, sensors, and microelectronic components.
- Catalysis: Ideal for chemical reactions and fuel cell electrodes due to its high surface activity.
- Hydrogen purification: Serves as a membrane material for selective hydrogen diffusion.
- Materials Science: Applied in research and development of functional layer materials and thin-film devices.

Palladium/Copper Alloy Film (Pd60/Cu40) Packaging

Each film is packaged under vacuum-sealed conditions to maintain quality and prevent contamination.
Standard packaging: Sheets or rolls, custom dimensions available upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What advantages does using a Palladium-Copper alloy provide over pure metals?
The alloy offers a balanced combination of strength, conductivity, and corrosion resistance that pure Palladium or Copper alone cannot provide.

Is Pd60/Cu40 film suitable for hydrogen applications?
Yes, its Palladium content makes it ideal for hydrogen diffusion and purification applications.

Can this film be customised in size or thickness?
Yes, we offer customizable dimensions and thicknesses to meet specific application requirements.

Is this film suitable for use at high temperatures?
Yes, Pd/Cu alloys exhibit good thermal stability and can perform well at elevated temperatures within certain limits.

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