NiCr 8020 Alloy Heating Element Wire 0.05-12mm Diameter with 1200°C Temperature Resistance

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Price: negotiation

MOQ: 20kg

Delivery Time: Negotiable

Brand: TANKII

Product Description

NiCr 8020 Alloy Heating Element Wire

High-performance nickel-chromium resistance alloy designed for heating elements with excellent electrothermal properties, high resistivity, and superior performance at elevated temperatures.

Available Alloy Types

Cr20Ni80, Cr15Ni60, Cr20Ni35, Cr20Ni30, Cr25Ni20 and other series including electric flat belts and fire wires.

Product Dimensions

Round wire: Diameter 0.05mm to 12mm
Flat strip: Thickness 0.03mm to 5mm, Width 0.2mm to 500mm

Ni80Cr20 Chemical Composition (%)

C	P	S	Mn	Si	Cr	Ni	Al	Fe	Other
Max 0.08	Max 0.02	Max 0.015	Max 0.60	0.75-1.60	20.0-23.0	Balance	Max 0.50	Max 1.0	-

Mechanical & Thermal Properties

Property	Value
Max Continuous Service Temperature	1200°C
Resistivity (20°C)	1.09-1.14 Ω*m (depending on diameter)
Density	8.4 g/cm³
Thermal Conductivity	60.3 KJ/mh°C
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion	18.0 α×10⁻⁶/°C
Melting Point	1400°C
Elongation	Min 20%
Micrographic Structure	Austenite
Magnetic Property	Nonmagnetic

Available Forms

Round wire
Ribbon (flat wire)
Strip / foil
Stranded wire
Sheet / plate

Delivery Conditions

Bright annealed
Oxidized
Pickled
Enameled

Standard Sizes

Wire: 0.018mm to 10mm
Ribbon: 0.05×0.2mm to 2.0×6.0mm
Strip: 0.5×5.0mm to 5.0×250mm
Bar: 10mm to 100mm

Application Guide

NiCr 80:20 - Industrial furnaces (up to 1200°C), electric cooking equipment, precision resistors
NiCr 70:30 - Industrial furnaces (up to 1230°C) with alternating oxidizing/reducing atmosphere
NiCr 60:15 - Industrial furnaces (up to 1100°C), electrically heated equipment
NiCr 40:20 - Domestic heating appliances (up to 1050°C)
NiCr 30:20 / NiCr 20:25 - Industrial furnaces (up to 1050°C), heating elements

Related Materials

We also supply nickel chrome alloys (Ni80Cr20, Ni70Cr30, Ni60Cr15, Ni35Cr20, Ni30Cr20, pure nickel Ni200 and Ni201), FeCrAl alloys, copper nickel alloys, nickel iron alloys, and thermocouple wires.