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arunavamukerji
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Nichrome 6 Properties

05/30/2018 3:57 AM

What is Nichrome 6 .I know Nichrome V which is of 80/20 category and I have its details for making heating elements . But I don't know what Nichrome 6 is , and I want to get its user data , like resistance per unit length , maximum temperature attainable etc.
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Re: Nichrome 6 properties

05/30/2018 5:11 AM

<...Nichrome 6...> is a label. As it doesn't show up in a Google Search the best bet is to get on to the source of the information directly. Telephone?

It might be a typo for "Nichrome 60" as well.

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05/30/2018 10:46 AM

I think this refers to Ni60CR15 (Resistivity (1.09 ± 0.05µΩ.m)) vs Ni80CR20 (Resistivity (1.12 ± 0.05µΩ.m)) and the properties are very similar...

NiCrA
Chemical Composition: 80% Ni, 20% Cr
Approx. Melting Point: 1400°C

NiCrC
Chemical Composition: 61% Ni, 15% Cr, 24% Fe
Approx. Melting Point: 1350°C

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nichrome

http://www.alloy-wires.com/sale-10451868-ni60cr15-ni35cr20-ni20cr25-ni30cr20-nickel-chrome-resistance-heating-strip.html

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