| Vale Nickel Powder Type 123 |
• High purity nickel powder (99.8%)
• Spiky, needle-like morphology
• Tight size distribution optimized for easy mixing
• Manufactured by the nickel carbonyl gaseous refining process
• CDN Grade: Fisher sub-sieve size 3.5- 4.0 µm
• Premium Grade (UK): Fisher sub-sieve size 3.8- 7.0 µm
• Used in powder metallurgical applications, as a metal binder for cutting tools, the manufacture of nickel catalysts and high purity nickel salts
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| Vale Nickel Powder Type 255 |
• High purity nickel powder (99.7%)
• Has a fine, three-dimensional filamentary chain-like structure
• Manufactured by the nickel carbonyl gaseous refining process
• Uniform size distribution and density
• Fisher sub-sieve size: 3.8- 7.0 µm
• Used in the manufacture of sintered electrodes for nickel batteries, as a pigment for electrically conductive coatings, and in powder metallurgical applications.
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| Vale Nickel Powder CGNP |
• High purity (99.8%) Chemical Grade Nickel Powder
• Developed specifically for dissolving applications
• Manufactured by the unique carbonyl gas refining process
• Non-explosive and non-flammable
• Low iron and sulphur content reduces the need to purify nickel product solutions
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| Novamet Type 525 Conductive Nickel Powder |
• High purity filamentary powder designed for increase conductivity
• Manufactured by the thermal decomposition of nickel carbonyl
• Has a similar structure as Vale 255 but processed to have a higher density
• Screened to removed large or agglomerated particles
• Standard type 525: apparent density 1.00 g/cm³
• Low density type 525: apparent density 0.65 g/cm³
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| Novamet Spherical Nickel Powders |
• High purity smooth spherical powders, engineered for high-performance applications
• Achieves maximum packing density and low surface area
• Available in four size grades: screened -400, and in three air-classified fractions, -10 µm, -20+10 µm, +20 µm
• Type 4SP-10 ideal for metal injection moulding, where the narrow particle size and spherical shape of the particles give uniform distribution through moulded alloys
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