Mid Phosophorus Electroless Nickel
TWR's Mid Phosphorous “Bright” Electroless Nickel is designed by the
manufacturer to provide a high quality electroless nickel deposit from a
highly stable plating solution at an economical cost. The bath plates
at approximately 0.7-1.0 mil per hour, depositing a Nickel Phosphorus
coating that is bright in appearance while maintaining the engineering
properties of an Electroless Nickel plate. The deposit's corrosion
resistance functions as a barrier coating. The deposit is completely
amorphous (no crystal or phase structure). If the deposit is heat
treated, particles of Ni3P will precipitate and the coating
crystallizes, resulting in a significant increase in the hardness and
wear resistance. Mid Phosphorous Electroless Nickel Plating Services Capabilities
Nickel Content: |
91%-95% |
Phosphorus Content: |
5%‑9% |
Internal Stress: |
Slightly Tensile |
Tensile Strength: |
> 420-1000 MPa
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Elongation: |
.5%-1% permanent strain
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Modulus of Elasticity: |
50-65 GPa
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Density: |
8.1-8.4 g/cm3
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Melting Point:
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880 oC (1620 oF)
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Hardness
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‑ As Plated:
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500-650 VHN100 (50‑55 Rockwell C) |
‑ Heat Treated:
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85‑1000 VHN100 (65‑70 Rockwell C) |
Electrical Resistance:
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70‑110 uohms/cm2 |
Thermal Conductivity:
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0.012 cal/cm/sec/ oC
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Coefficient of Thermal Expansion:
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10-16 um/m/oC |
Magnetic Properties:
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Slightly Magnetic to Magnetic
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Coefficient of Friction vs. Steel:
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0.40 non‑lubr. to 0.13 lubr.
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Taber Wear Resistance:
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As Plated:
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16-20 mg/1000 cycles
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RoHS & ELV requirements for cadmium <100ppm, no mercury and lead <1000ppm are met by this coating. *All
statements, technical information and recommendations contained herein
are based on information and tests we believe to be reliable. The
accuracy or completeness thereof is not guaranteed. Since conditions
of use are outside our control, user shall, before using, determine the
suitability of the product for his intended use and user assumes all
risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith. |