NCH-1 | Electrical Resistance alloy

NCH-1 | Electrical Resistance alloy About

Grade	NCH-1 (GNC108R)
Reference Standards (for reference only)	JIS GNC108R (C2532) DIN NiCr8020, 2.4869 GB Cr20Ni80 Other names ISA-CHROM 80
Shape	Coil, Sheet, (Wire, Bar)
Thickness	0.040 - 1.8 mm(Strip, Sheet)
Width	3.0 - 300 mm(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	Resistors, Temperature Sensors, Fuses
Coil I.D.	300, 400, 500mm
Chemical Composition	Refer to the image
Density	8.4 g/cm3
Volume Resistivity	1.08 micro-ohmmeter
Temperature Coefficient of Resistance	50 ppm/K (23-100oC)
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.

NCH-1 Description :

NCH-1 is a high resistance alloy with a low TCR and excellent toughness, heat resistance and corrosion resistance. Its brazeability and solderability are inferior.

FAQ's of NCH-1 | Electrical Resistance alloy:

Q: How is NCH-1 electrical resistance alloy typically used in industry?

A: NCH-1 is widely used to manufacture resistors, temperature sensors, and fuses thanks to its precise electrical resistance properties and stable chemical composition.

Q: What processing options are available for NCH-1 alloy?

A: NCH-1 can be supplied in annealed, skin passed, or as rolled (hard) tempers, and can undergo additional finishing for bright or dull surfaces, allowing adaptation to specific project requirements.

Q: When should I opt for NCH-1 over other resistance alloys?

A: Choose NCH-1 when uniformity, reliability, and customization are essential-especially in high-precision electrical applications requiring dependable resistance and chemical stability.

Q: Where is NCH-1 manufactured and exported from?

A: NCH-1 is produced in Japan and is available for supply to global markets in various forms including coils, sheets, wires, and bars.

Q: What benefits does NCH-1 provide compared to general-purpose resistance alloys?

A: NCH-1 offers greater consistency in resistance values, a range of customizable physical formats, and excellent durability, making it suitable for high-accuracy applications.

Q: How does the shape and thickness of NCH-1 impact its application?

A: The choice between coil, sheet, wire, or bar-as well as tailored thickness and width-enables optimal integration of NCH-1 into specific electrical and thermal management designs.