Nickel Plates

Introduction

Nickel plates are renowned for their exceptional corrosion resistance, high strength, and excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. Made from pure nickel or nickel alloys, these plates are used in various industrial applications, including aerospace, marine, and chemical processing. Nickel plates are valued for their durability and resistance to oxidation, making them suitable for harsh environments.

With their versatile properties, nickel plates are an ideal choice for applications requiring high performance under extreme conditions.

• Exceptional corrosion resistance
• High strength and durability
• Excellent thermal and electrical conductivity
• Good machinability and formability
• Resistance to oxidation and high temperatures

Features of Nickel Plates

• Corrosion Resistance: Nickel plates exhibit excellent resistance to corrosion, including resistance to acids and alkaline environments.
• High Strength: Nickel plates provide high tensile strength and are capable of withstanding significant stress and pressure.
• Thermal and Electrical Conductivity: Nickel plates are efficient conductors of heat and electricity, suitable for various applications.
• Machinability: Nickel is machinable, allowing for precise fabrication and shaping of plates.
• Oxidation Resistance: Nickel plates maintain their properties even in high-temperature environments, resisting oxidation and degradation.

Nickel Plate Specifications

• Material Grades: Nickel 200, Nickel 201, Nickel 600, and other nickel alloys
• Size Range: Custom sizes available, with standard sheets typically up to 72" x 120"
• Thickness Range: From 0.010" to 4" thick, with custom thicknesses available upon request
• Tolerance: Meets industry standards for dimensional accuracy and surface finish
• Standards and Specifications: ASTM B162, ASTM B163, ASTM B164
• Finish Options: Available in matte, polished, brushed, and custom finishes