Alloy 60 are mainly Made of Nickel and copper. Alloy 30, CuNi 30, 30 Alloy, MWS-30, Cuprothal 30, HAI-30, Cu-Ni 2, Alloy 230, Nickel Alloy 30 Alloy 60, CuNi 60, 60 Alloy, MWS-60, Cuprothal 60, Lohm, HAI-60, Cu-Ni 6, Alloy 260, Nickel Alloy 60 Alloy 90, CuNi 90, Alloy 290, #95 Alloy, 90 Alloy, MWS-90, Cu-Ni 10, Cuprothal 90, HAI-90, Cu-Ni 10, Alloy 260, Alloy 95, Nickel Alloy 90
Copper Nickel Alloys
Principally destined for the manufacturing of low temperatures electric resistances so as heating cables, shunts, resistances for automobile, they have a maximum operating temperature of 752°F. They do not therefore intervene in the field of resistances for industrial furnaces.
Those are alloys of chemical composition copper + nickel with addition of manganese with a low resistivity
The most known, CuNi 44 (also called Constantan) presents the advantage of a very low temperature coefficient.
Their advantages are the following:
Very good resistance to corrosion Very good malleability Very good solderability
|
Type |
Alloy Name |
Item No. |
Composition% |
Resistivity(20) |
resistance temp |
EMF VS Cu(0-100℃) |
Density g/cm3 |
Melting Point℃ |
Tensile strength Mpa |
Elongation% |
Service temp |
|
Cu |
Mn |
Ni |
coefficient |
|
Cu-Mn Alloys |
Manganin alloy |
6J12 |
Rem |
11~13 |
2~3 |
0.47±0.03 |
-10~+20 |
≤1 |
8.4 |
960 |
490~539 |
10~30 |
5~45 |
|
Constantan alloy |
6J8 |
Rem |
8~10 |
~ |
0.35±0.05 |
|
≤2 |
8.7 |
960 |
490~539 |
10~30 |
10~80 |
|
6J13 |
Rem |
11~13 |
2~5 |
0.44±0.04 |
0 ~40 |
≤2 |
8.4 |
960 |
490~539 |
10~30 |
10~80 |
|
Cu-Ni Alloys |
Constantan alloy |
6J40 |
Rem |
1~2 |
39~41 |
0.48±0.03 |
±40 |
≤45 |
8.9 |
1280 |
>390 |
15~30 |
0~400 |
|
Cu6Ni |
Nc010 |
Rem |
~ |
6 |
0.1 |
~ |
-18 |
8.9 |
1095 |
≥250 |
≥18 |
≤220 |
|
Cu19Ni |
Nc025 |
Rem |
0.5 |
19 |
0.25 |
~ |
-32 |
8.9 |
1135 |
≥340 |
~ |
≤300 |
|
Cu44Ni |
Nc050 |
Rem |
1 |
44 |
0.49 |
~ |
-43 |
8.9 |
1280 |
≥420 |
≥20 |
≤400 |
|
Ni-Cr Alloys |
Ni20Cr |
6J20 |
Ni |
Cr |
A1 |
1.08 |
±50 |
5 |
8.4 |
1400 |
686-736 |
10~30 |
0~500 |
|
Rem |
19~23 |
|
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