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Nispan / Alloy C-902 Wire

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A precipitation hardenable Nickel-Iron-Chromium alloy having an outstanding controllable thermoelastic coefficient characteristics and excellent strength and oxidation resistance in high temperature atmospheres. The alloy can be processed to have a constant modulus of elasticity at temperatures -45°C to +65°C. Applications include springs in precise applications, such as watches and weighing machines.





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Nispan/Alloy C-902 Wire Ni (41-43.5%), Cr (4.9-5.75%), Ti (2.2-2.75%), Fe (48%) 8.05 g/cm³ 1480 °C 7.6 μ m/m °C At 21-93°C AMS 5225 For good all round properties - Age : 650 °C – 2 Hrs – A/C
For maximum stability - Stress equalise : 400 °C – 2 Hrs – A/C + Age : 650 °C – 2 Hrs – A/C
For minimum hysterisis & low thermoelastic coefficient - Stress equalise : 400 °C – 2 Hrs – A/C
(Very high precision applications will require each batch to be pilot tested, to determine the specific heat treatment necessary to produce the required thermo-elastic coefficient).
1200–1500 N/mm² (Spring Temper + Aged)
450–650 N/mm² (Annealed)
900–1100 N/mm² (Spring Temper)
62-69 kN/mm² 165-200 kN/mm² -45 °C to +65 °C (for constant modulus applications)
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