Nickel CNC Machining

Nickel alloys exhibit excellent corrosion resistance, high-temperature stability, and diverse mechanical properties, making them widely used in industries including chemical, aerospace, electronics, medical, and energy.

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Nickel CNC Machining

Invar 36 is a nickel-iron alloy with excellent dimensional stability at a large range of temperatures. The ’36’ represents the alloy containing 36% nickel and has a super low coefficient of expansion. Invar 36 is extremely comparable to most qualities of steel/stainless steel in regards to overall appearance.

Kovar is a nickel-cobalt alloy best known for its capacity to increase at a comparable rate to glass when exposed to heat. In addition, the product has superb dimensional stability at a variety of temperature levels.

Inconel 718 is an austenitic nickel-base superalloy that is used in applications needing high stamina. It was originally established for the aerospace market and is still used for the majority of aircraft engine components. It has high toughness, superior weldability with resistance to post-weld fracturing, and excellent creep-rupture strength.

Copper Subtypes

	Ultimate tensile strength	Yield strength	Young’s modulus (modulus of elasticity)	Elongation at break	Corrosion resistance	Magnetism	Weldability	Application
Invar	450 – 480 MPa	260 – 280 MPa	137 – 148 GPa	30 – 35 %	Poor to Medium	Magnetic	Moderate to Good	Aircraft control Optical & laser systems Electronic devices	Learn More
Inconel 718	900 – 930 MPa	490 – 510 MPa	190 – 200 GPa	40 – 45 %	Excellent	Non-magnetic	Excellent	Jet engines Rocket motors Spacecraft Space shuttles Nuclear reactors Pumps & turbo pumps Tooling	Learn More