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Melting point and conductivity

2003

Hi how ya'll doin,

I need the melting point and conductivity of...410 ferritic stainless steel alloy wire, l-605 cobalt-chromium alloy wire, alloyx nickel chromium alloy wire, titanium alloy wire, 4043 aluminum alloy wire, copper- nickel weld metal, "mild "steel" (copper coated iron based alloy) wire, magnetic wire, nickel-chromium alloy wire, bare copper wire, and nickel chromium wire.

If you could give me this information or suggestions on where to find it I would be much obliged...

Kelsey
- Friendswood, Texas

Kelsey,

I do not have an answer for your question(s) but I could suggest some leads. Also, when you call an alloy without a number, the compositions can vary for the same alloy name, e.g. Ni-Cr alloy can have various % contents of Ni and Cr.

If these are wires used in certain applications, say electrical, you may go to some place like Radio Shack and find available data/specs and/or find the name of manufacturer and call their customer service. Also, you may check Thomas Register for manufacturers of such items.

Mandar Sunthankar
- Fort Collins, Colorado
2003

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