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Copper-nickel alloys

COPPER-NICKEL (CuNi) ALLOYS Copper-nickel (CuNi) alloy Cuprothal® 49 (universally known as Constantan) is manufactured under controlled conditions from electrolytic copper and pure nickel. Cuprothal® 49 has a number of special characteristics – some electrical, some mechanical – which

Nickel-iron alloys

NICKEL-IRON (NiFe) ALLOYS Nickel-iron (NiFe) alloys for up to 600°C (1110°F): Nifethal® 70 and Nifethal® 52 are alloys with low resistivity and high temperature coefficient of resistance. The positive temperature coefficient allows heating elements to reduce power as temperature

Austenitic alloys

Austenitic alloys AUSTENITIC (NiCr) ALLOYS Nickel-chrome (NiCr) alloys possess high mechanical strength that is maintained even at elevated temperatures, making them ideal for use as heat-resistant materials in various industrial processes. Kanthal’s range of NiCr alloy products,

Ferritic alloys

FERRITIC (FeCrAl) ALLOYS These alloys are known for their high electrical resistivity and exceptional resistance to hightemperature oxidation, making them ideal for use as electric heating elements and resistance materials in electronic equipment. Our range of FeCrAl alloys, branded

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