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Important Facts About Beryllium Copper

March 2, 2022admin

Beryllium copper wire is widely seen as a valuable and price-effective material. Many characteristics make this material a more intelligent choice than many other similar materials. What are the characteristics that make beryllium copper so valuable and so versatile? Why is this such a great metal product? Primarily, beryllium copper has high levels of strength….

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Fatigue Strength of Beryllium Copper Wire

March 2, 2019admin

Beryllium copper wire and strip have a history of working in cyclic stress environments for electrical contact springs. Cyclic conditions are present when rotational bending, cantilever bending, and axial loading processes are done.  Heavier sections of this alloy are also often used in various components that are subject to cyclic loading. Because of beryllium copper’s…

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Difference Between Beryllium Copper and Copper

September 27, 2018admin

Although beryllium copper and copper shares some similarities in name and characteristics, they are both different enough where the two materials should not be used interchangeably. Beryllium copper (BeCu) is a copper alloy that is combined with other metals, such as cobalt, iron, nickel, lead, and most commonly beryllium. Combining copper with other metals gives…

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Beryllium Copper Wire and Health

August 10, 2017admin

There is a debate among some experts regarding the advantages and disadvantages of both copper beryllium and beryllium-free copper. Beryllium is a metallic element (silver-grey) that is as stiff as silver but is lighter than aluminum. Mold-makers benefit from advantages such as, efficient temperature conduction and fast cooling. These advantages are undeniable. Some do make…

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Wrought Alloys and Wrought Products

May 29, 2017admin

Metal alloys are primarily created in two different ways and are subsequently grouped into two different categories: wrought alloys or cast alloys. All alloys that have been worked by forging or hammering are considered to be wrought alloys. Wrought alloys are initially fashioned as ingots or billets, and are worked mechanically to achieve a desired…

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Beryllium Copper Wire: different Shapes and Sizes

May 29, 2017admin

When looking for a product with many diverse attributes, there is nothing else to consider besides beryllium copper wire. Round wires: Are fatigue resistant Have spring loaded probes Are miniature machined electrical sockets Have cold headed fasteners Are resistant to corrosion Are resistant to biofouling One of the most common types of wire is called…

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Common usage for Nickel Wire

May 29, 2017admin

The character traits of nickel alloys can sometimes be more useful than those of brass, copper, and beryllium. This is especially the case when using the wire outdoors. Nickel wire has the ability to resist corrosion at extremely high levels. It is able to resist oxidization from air and water, and it can withstand contact…

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Best and Worst Metals for Manufacturing

May 29, 2017admin

Manufacturing companies use a vast array of different metals, and this is because different metals have different properties. Knowing the specific characteristics of metals or metal alloys allows users to create better end products. Although there are commonly used metals in the manufacturing industry, it does not mean that each metal can be used interchangeably. …

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Heat Treatment: Annealing & Tempering

May 29, 2017admin

The ability to treat metal in different ways allows for many industries to complete complex tasks. The most commonly used methods of treating metal are annealing, tempering, and heat treatment.  Different treatments allow metals and alloys to become harder/softer or brittle/stiff. The company using the treated metals chooses the characteristic desired for their material. Heat…

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Heat-Treatable and Non-Heat-Treatable

May 29, 2017admin

Aluminum alloys come in two distinct types: heat-treatable and non-heat-treatable.  Both basic types help to determine the characteristics of the chemical and metallurgical structure. The different alloys also have a different arc welding process. The strength of non-heat-treatable aluminum alloy comes when alloying aluminum with additional elements. Typically, manganese, silicon, and magnesium are added. The…

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