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Nickel-Clad Copper and Pure Nickel

Use nickel-clad copper when the design calls for a nickel surface over a conductive copper core. Use pure nickel where the specified chemistry or environment requires nickel through the full section. Compare the finished joint, cut edges and exposed ends.

Engineering comparison

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DecisionNickel Clad Copper (NCC)Pure NickelAcceptance basis
ConstructionCopper core with nickel outer layerNickel through the full sectionUse the material chemistry and surface requirement of the part.
Electrical and jointConductive copper section and specified nickel joining surfaceNickel section and joint specified for its grade and temperCompare finished resistance, joint strength and forming.
Exposed areasCut edges or ends may expose the copper coreCut edges remain the selected nickel materialState which surfaces are exposed and the medium, temperature and duration.

Nickel-Clad Copper and Pure Nickel: comparison record

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Comparison basisChoose a common basis; no automatic equivalence is inferred

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Pure nickel is the comparison material; NCC combines a copper core with a nickel surface.

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