Nickel Sheet uxcell 3 Pcs Pure Nickel 200 0.5x100x100mm

Description

Product Overview

The uxcell nickel sheet set is a premium collection of three individual sheets crafted from Nickel 200 alloy with a certified purity of 99.6%. Each sheet measures 0.5 mm in thickness and spans 100 mm by 100 mm, providing a compact yet versatile footprint for a wide range of industrial and hobbyist applications. The material exhibits exceptional electrical conductivity, low resistivity, and superior resistance to oxidation and chemical attack, making it a reliable choice for environments where performance and longevity are critical. The sheets are supplied in a compact packaging that protects the surfaces from scratches and contamination, ensuring that the high‑quality finish is maintained until the moment of use.

Usage

These nickel sheets are engineered for flexibility in both professional and DIY contexts. In electrical engineering, they serve as conductive pads, busbars, and prototype components for circuit testing, offering a stable platform for soldering and wire attachment. Chemical laboratories benefit from the sheets’ inertness, using them as substrates for electroplating, corrosion studies, and as protective barriers in aggressive solutions. Metallurgical workshops appreciate the material’s ability to be cut, bent, and welded without compromising structural integrity, enabling the fabrication of custom fixtures, tooling components, and repair patches. Additionally, hobbyists and makers find the sheets ideal for crafting artistic metalwork, creating decorative elements, and building small‑scale mechanical parts for robotics or model engineering projects.

Why Choose Us

Choosing uxcell means selecting a partner committed to quality, consistency, and customer satisfaction. Our nickel sheets undergo rigorous quality control processes, including purity verification, dimensional inspection, and surface finish assessment, guaranteeing that each piece meets the exacting standards required by demanding applications. The sheets are sourced from reputable metallurgical suppliers and are manufactured under controlled conditions to prevent contamination and ensure uniform alloy composition. We provide clear documentation, including material certificates and handling guidelines, to help customers integrate the product seamlessly into their workflows. Moreover, uxcell offers responsive technical support, a straightforward return policy, and fast shipping options, reinforcing our dedication to a positive ownership experience.

Key Features

• High‑purity Nickel 200 alloy (99.6% purity) delivers superior electrical conductivity for reliable circuit performance.
• Excellent corrosion and chemical resistance ensures long‑term durability in harsh environments.
• Easy to cut, bend, and weld, allowing rapid prototyping and custom fabrication without specialized tools.
• Precise 0.5 mm thickness and 100 mm square dimensions provide consistent fit for standardized projects.
• Dedicated uxcell customer support and hassle‑free returns give confidence throughout the purchase lifecycle.

FAQ

What is the difference between Nickel 200 and other nickel grades?

Nickel 200 is a commercially pure nickel alloy with a minimum purity of 99.6%, offering higher electrical conductivity and better corrosion resistance than lower‑grade alloys that contain higher percentages of alloying elements.

Can these sheets be welded to other metals?

Yes, the sheets can be TIG or laser welded to compatible metals such as stainless steel, copper, and other nickel alloys. Proper cleaning and appropriate filler material will ensure strong, defect‑free joints.

What tools are recommended for cutting the sheets?

Standard metal shears, a fine‑toothed hacksaw, or a CNC laser cutter can be used to trim the sheets. For precise dimensions, a CNC milling machine with appropriate tooling is recommended.

Are the sheets suitable for high‑temperature applications?

Nickel 200 maintains its mechanical properties up to approximately 600 °C (1112 °F), making it suitable for many high‑temperature processes, though prolonged exposure above this range may affect performance.

How should the sheets be stored to maintain their quality?

Store the sheets in a dry, temperature‑controlled environment, preferably in their original packaging or a sealed container to prevent moisture ingress and surface oxidation.