CN15 | Electrical Heating Alloys

CN15 | Electrical Heating Alloys About

Grade	CN15
Reference Standards (for reference only)	JIS GCN15R (C2532) DIN CuNi10, 2.0811 Other names ALLOY 90
Shape	Coil, Sheet, (Wire, Bar)
Thickness	0.040 - 2.0mm(Strip, Sheet)
Width	3.0-100mm(Strip, Sheet)
Length	Strip or Sheet(Length less than 2,000mm)
Technique	Cold Rolled
Temper	Annealed, Skin passed, As Rolled(Hard)
Surface	Bright, Dull
Application	Heaters (surface heating element), E-cigarettes, Sealers
Coil I.D.	300, 400, 500mm
Chemical Composition	Refer to the image
Density	8.9 g/cm3
Volume Resistivity	0.15 micro-ohm meter
Maximum Ambient Temperature	400oC
Magnetism	Non-magnetism
Minimum Order Quantity	100 Kilograms
Country of Origin	Japan, China
Payment Terms	Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)
Delivery Terms	EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP etc.
Packaging Details	Our Standard Packing for Export
Main Export Market(s)	Asia, Middle East, North America, South America, Europe etc.

CN15 Description:

CN15 is a low resistance alloy with low ambient temperature but good workability and weldability. It is registered in JIS under the name GCN15.

FAQ's of CN15 | Electrical Heating Alloys:

Q: How is CN15 electrical heating alloy applied in industrial heaters and sealers?

A: CN15 alloy is commonly utilized as a surface heating element in industrial heaters and sealing machines due to its excellent electrical resistance and heat conductivity, providing efficient and uniform heat distribution across surfaces.

Q: What surface finishes and tempers are available for CN15 heating alloys?

A: CN15 alloys can be supplied in bright and dull surface finishes. They are also available in different tempers, including annealed for ductility, skin passed for enhanced surface quality, and as rolled (hard) for increased strength, to meet a wide range of application needs.

Q: When should I choose annealed versus as rolled (hard) CN15 material?

A: Annealed CN15 is ideal when flexibility and ease of further processing are required. As rolled (hard) variants are preferable in applications where maximum strength and rigidity are necessary, such as structural heating elements with minimal forming operations.

Q: Where is CN15 primarily manufactured and exported?

A: CN15 electrical heating alloys are manufactured and exported primarily from Japan by specialized producers who cater to global demands for high-quality heating materials in the electronics and industrial sectors.

Q: What is the typical process for producing CN15 alloy in coil, sheet, or wire form?

A: Production typically involves melting the base metals according to the CN15 chemical composition, casting, hot and/or cold rolling to achieve the desired thickness and width, followed by specific heat treatments and surface finishing processes to deliver coils, sheets, wires, or bars as required.

Q: What benefits does CN15 offer for electrical heating applications?

A: CN15 provides high electrical resistance, stable heat emission, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance at varying temperatures, making it ideal for reliable and energy-efficient surface heating elements in demanding industrial settings.