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If F, then, depending on mechanical duty, a stabilised austenitic like 321 or 347 springs to mind. it's non-magnetic as long as it's not cold worked. (Note that this temperature will sensitize an unstabilized grade. Depending on your environment, it might well then corrode.) However, it's not a brilliant electrical conductor. Depends how good a conductor you need it to be.
If temp is C, you're into some relatively exotic stuff beyond my ken.
If temp is C, you're into some relatively exotic stuff beyond my ken.
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