Q1: What is the difference between pure nickel wire and nickel-chromium wire?
A1: Pure nickel wire has better conductivity and is mainly used for conduction, leads and electrodes. Nickel-chromium wire has high resistance and is mainly used as heating wire and electric heating elements.
Q2: Can pure nickel wire be used as heating wire?
A2: Yes, but it has low resistivity. To achieve the same power, thinner and longer wire is required. Besides, its oxidation resistance at long-term high temperatures is inferior to nickel-chromium alloy. It is generally only used for low-temperature or vacuum heating.
Q3: Is pure nickel wire magnetic?
A3: It is generally non-magnetic or weakly magnetic at room temperature. It may become slightly magnetic after temperature change or processing, which is normal.
Q4: How about the corrosion resistance of pure nickel wire?
A4: It has good corrosion resistance in alkaline, neutral and fresh water environments, but is prone to oxidation and corrosion in strong acids and high-temperature strong oxidizing environments.
Q5: Is pure nickel wire easy to weld?
A5: Yes. It has excellent weldability and supports soldering, resistance welding and argon arc welding. It is a commonly used weldable material for battery leads and electronic pins.
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