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CM5552 Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod C17510

Catalog No. CM5552
Compositions Cu, Ni, Be
UNS No. C17510
RWMA Class RWMA Class 3
Specification Standard AWS J1.3, ASTM B441
Shape Rod

Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod is a high-strength, copper-based alloy rod that combines copper with nickel and beryllium. Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) provides Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod of exceptional quality at highly competitive prices.

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Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod Description

Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod is a very hard heat treatable copper alloy with moderate electrical conductivity. This alloy is known for its unique combination of high strength, electrical and thermal conductivity, and good resistance to corrosion and wear. The addition of beryllium (typically around 0.2% to 2%) to the copper-nickel matrix significantly enhances the alloy mechanical properties through age hardening, while nickel improves its strength and corrosion resistance.

Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod Specifications

Chemical Composition

Cu: Bal.

Ni: 1.4-2.2%

Be: 0.2-0.6%

Density (g/cm3)

8.83

Elastic Modulus (kg/mm2)

14.10

Thermal Expansion Coefficient (m/m/)

18 x 10-6

Thermal Conductivity (cal/(cm-s-)

0.57

Melting Point

1000-1070℃

Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod Applications

  • Welding and Electrode Materials: Suitable for making welding electrodes and tips, particularly in resistance welding, due to its combination of conductivity and resistance to wear.
  • Electrical Connectors and Springs: Due to its conductivity and resistance to stress relaxation, it's used in connectors, springs, and contacts in the electrical and electronics industries.
  • Aerospace Components: Its strength and resistance to wear make it suitable for aerospace applications, including undercarriage parts, bushings, and bearings.
  • Oil and Gas Industry Tools: The non-sparking characteristic makes it ideal for tools used in explosive environments in the oil and gas industry.
  • Automotive Components: Used in components where high strength and conductivity are required, such as in sensors and actuators.
  • Precision Instruments: In components that require a high degree of accuracy and reliability under varying environmental conditions.

Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod Packaging

Our Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.

Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod FAQs

Q1: What is Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod C17510?

A1: Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod C17510 is an alloy made from copper, nickel, and beryllium. This alloy combines high strength, excellent conductivity, and good corrosion resistance, making it suitable for a variety of demanding applications.

Q2: How does Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod C17510 compare to other copper alloys?

A2: Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod C17510 offers a unique combination of high strength and excellent conductivity, which is superior to many other copper alloys. Its non-sparking and non-magnetic properties make it ideal for specific industrial applications where these characteristics are crucial.

Q3: Can Nickel Beryllium Copper Rod C17510 be welded?

A3: Yes, it can be welded using appropriate welding techniques. However, proper precautions should be taken to avoid beryllium exposure, and heat treatment may be required to restore the material's properties after welding.

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