Nickel Iron Alloys

Our nickel-iron and nickel-iron-cobalt alloys are produced to the strictest quality standards to ensure uniform physical properties for accurate metal to glass/ceramic sealing.

Nickel-Iron-Cobalt

Nickel-Iron-Cobalt Alloy is produced with expansion properties similar to glass and ceramics to enable good glass-to-metal bonding. This alloy retains good formability over a wide temperature range.
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Glass-To-Metal Sealing Alloys

These Glass-To-Metal Sealing Alloys based alloys offer high strength and good ductility. They have the ability for work hardening and strengthening. These alloys possesses good resistance to extremely corrosive environments at elevated temperatures, and oxidation resistance sustained up to 1200 degree Celsius.
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Magnetic Alloys

These Magnetic Alloys offer high strength and good ductility. They have the ability for work hardening and strengthening. These alloys possesses good resistance to extremely corrosive environments at elevated temperatures, and oxidation resistance sustained up to 1200 degree Celsius.
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Alloy 36

Alloy 36 (36% Nickel, 64% Iron) possesses a low thermal expansion with high physical properties down to -250 degree Celsius. This offers good weldability and permits economic cryogenic properties.
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Alloy 42

Alloy 42 (42% Nickel, 58% Iron) has reproducible expansion properties ensuring high compatibility with many glass and ceramics.
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