Many metals are used in their pure powder form in the manufacturing of various products. There are many grades of iron powder, as they are categorized based on their purity, grain size, density, and the manufacturing method. So the iron powder will be modified to fit into the application. Iron Powder Properties Iron powder is…
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It is a black lustrous metal powder which is hard and ductile in nature. The ultrafine and nanometer powder have attracted a great deal of attention over past decades due to their specific properties such as magnetism, thermal resistance, chemical activity, high surface volume area, better reactivity, enhance hardness, semiconductor condition and high chemical activity having a wide range of applications including batteries, hard alloy, catalyst, electricity, etc. Pure Nickel is also widely used in the world’s coinage systems, sonar and ultrasonic devices. |
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Electrolytic Nickel with an excellent thickness and dissolution properties, which makes it ideal material for mainstream electroplating industry such as the aerospace and automotive sectors. Corrosion resistance uses with sea water, marine hardware, power plant engines, nuclear plant parts (tubes, heat, exchangers, metal seals), ship propellers and electroplating of many consumer and industrial products usually with chromium final coatings (for corrosion resistance properties and decorative applications).
Forms: - 4" x 4" Squares
Belmont Product Code 9121 Nominal Composition: - 99.9% Ni
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Nickel coating is used for a wide variety of decorative applications. It offers a high luster finish, corrosion protection, and wear resistance. Used widely in the automative indutry and and for household items. Non decorative application provide wear and corrosion protection and additional strength. The Pellet form we offers increased flowability and will be easy to fill anode baskets of all shapes and sizes.
Forms: - 1/4" x 3/4" Pellets
Belmont Product Code 9002 Nominal Composition: - 99.95% Ni
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Nickel is primarily used in association with other elements to impact strength, toughness and corrosion resistance at normal temperatures as well as high and low temperatures. Controlled expansion alloy applications, (e.g.) temperatures controls used in electronics, T.V. Tubes, Jewelry of gold filled, rolled gold plate and white gold alloys.
Forms: - 1.5" x 1.25" x .75"
Belmont Product Code 9122 Nominal Composition: - 99.9% Ni
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