Nickel Pipe

element：Ni
purity：4N-6N
shape：Tube
specification：1Kg (custom sizes available upon request)
packaging：Vacuum packaging, cardboard boxes, wooden boxes

Nickel pipes and tubes are high-purity materials used in various industrial applications, including chemical processing, aerospace engineering, and power generation. They are known for their excellent corrosion resistance, high melting point, and unique properties.

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Product Description
Specifications

Product Overview:
Nickel Pipe is a high-purity nickel tubular material with a silver-white appearance. It features excellent mechanical strength, ductility, stable chemical properties, and high corrosion resistance, making it suitable for high-temperature and specialized environmental applications.

Features:

Corrosion Resistance:Exceptional resistance to acidic and alkaline corrosion across diverse environments.
High-Temperature Stability:Can withstand high temperatures, with a melting point up to 1455°C.
Excellent Ductility and Malleability:Easy to process and shape, adaptable for various industrial uses.
Magnetic Properties:Possesses magnetic properties, attracting magnets.

Applications:

Petrochemical Industry:Used as a catalyst in chemical processes such as hydrogenation and methane synthesis, resistant to poisoning from H₂S and SO₂.
Aerospace and Defense:Employed in aerospace and defense manufacturing, specifically for nickel-based high-temperature alloys and other structural components.
Battery Manufacturing:Used as connectors or protective components in the electroplating and battery industries, playing a crucial role in connectivity and protection.
Electronics and Hardware Manufacturing:Applied in electronic connectors and hardware production, ensuring electrical conductivity and stable connections.
Advanced Ceramics and Magnetic Materials:Used to produce nickel ferrite and nickel-zinc ferrite for applications such as transformer cores and antennae components.

Element	Measured Value	Standard Value	Unit	Element	Measured Value	Standard Value	Unit	Element	Measured Value	Standard Value	Unit
Li	<0.001		ppm	Zn	0.085		ppm	Pb	0.018		ppm
B	<0.001		ppm	Ga	<0.01		ppm	Bi	<0.005		ppm
F	<0.01		ppm	Ge	<0.05		ppm	Tl	<0.01		ppm
Na	0.03		ppm	As	<0.01		ppm	U	<0.001		ppm
Mg	0.013		ppm	Se	0.03		ppm	Br	<0.01		ppm
Al	0.01		ppm	Zr	<0.005		ppm	Ru	0.015		ppm
Si	0.04		ppm	Nb	<0.01		ppm	Rh	0.025		ppm
P	0.0055		ppm	Mo	<0.01		ppm	Os	0.2		ppm
Cl	<0.05		ppm	Pd	<0.05		ppm	Cd	0.015		ppm
K	<0.05		ppm	Ag	0.08		ppm	In	<0.005		ppm
Ca	<0.05		ppm	Sn	<0.01		ppm
Ti	0.18		ppm	Sb	0.13		ppm
V	<0.001		ppm	Ba	<0.001		ppm
Cr	0.025		ppm	Hf	<0.005		ppm
Mn	0.003		ppm	Ta	<1		ppm	C	2.9		ppm
Fe	3.4		ppm	W	<0.01		ppm	S	<1		ppm
Co	0.72		ppm	Pt	<0.05		ppm	O	18		ppm
Ni	Matrix		wt%	Au	<0.05		ppm	N	3.5		ppm
Cu	0.085		ppm	Hg	<0.05		ppm	H	<1		ppm