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Nickel Alliages
Nickel, a lustrous and silvery-white transition metal, holds a significant place in both industrial and everyday applications. With its chemical symbol Ni and atomic number 28, nickel is known for its exceptional strength, hardness, and resistance to corrosion and oxidation. This versatile metal is widely used in the production of alloys, playing a crucial role in stainless steel, various high-performance materials, and even some coins.
Nickel's magnetic properties make it valuable in electrical and electronic applications, while its heat and wear resistance make it essential for aerospace and gas turbine components. Additionally, nickel has various chemical and electroplating applications and is commonly used in household items like kitchen utensils and batteries. Its combination of valuable properties and diverse applications has cemented nickel's status as a crucial element in modern industry and technology.
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400
Nickel Alloy 400, also known as Monel 400, is a prized material with exceptional resistance to corrosion. Composed mainly of nickel and copper, it offers high strength and good ductility. Ideal for marine, chemical, and high-temperature applications, this versatile alloy ensures reliability and longevity in demanding environments.
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718
Nickel 718 is a high-strength and heat-resistant alloy known for exceptional performance in extreme conditions. With remarkable mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, it is widely used in aerospace, gas turbines, and other high-temperature applications, ensuring reliability in critical engineering tasks.
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