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CuNiFe

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RHMagster

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Jun 20, 2005
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Hello,

I'm new to the site but have have reviewed threads within and see it is very helpful and well established source of information and advice.

I'm looking for a distributor of CuNiFe for existing projects. Also, since I'm not currently able to locate source, would also like to know possible replacement material.

I've heard that Arnokrome, Arnold Eng. is a good replacement. Are there other suppliers of CuNiFe and or other suitable replacement materials.

Thanks in advance

RHmagster
 
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I used to make it for Western Electric, back in the dark ages.
Look at the Arnold material, there aren't really many options.

Do you know anyone with a small rolling mill? You could get a specialty caster if Ni alloys to cast some small ingots for you and then you could get them rolled.

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