Nitinol Wire & Nitinol Rod are supplied by Stanford Materials (SMC). We provide Nitinol Wires & Nitinol Rods commonly used in special applications, enabling unusual design characteristics while maintaining all of the capabilities of standard metal wires.
The near-atomic ratio of Nitinol (Ti-Ni alloy) was the first material to be used as a shape-memory alloy. Due to its excellent shape memory function, good heat and corrosion resistance, high strength, unique thermal and fatigue resistance, high biocompatibility, and high damping characteristics, it is widely used in many fields.
Nitinol's (Ti-Ni alloy) Phase Transition Temperature is very sensitive to its composition, with each additional 0.1% Ni causing the Phase Transition Temperature to drop 10°C. Adding a third element will also significantly influence the nitinol's Phase Transition Temperature.
Nitinol wire (Titanium - Nickel wire) can be used in cell phone antennas, children's toys, experimental materials, eyeglasses components, and medical equipment such as surgical stitching wire, birth control loop, and high-quality memory alloy wire in other areas.
| Product | Size | Standard | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nitinol wire | 0.004”-0.2” Dia. | ASTM F2063 | Spring, Finishing rod, Medical |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Two way-Shape Memory | Nitinol wire that restore high-temperature phase shape when heated, and restore cooling temperature phase shape when cooled |
| One way-Shape Memory | Nitinol wire deform at lower temperature, restore the shape before deformation when heated. It only shows shape memory phenomenon when heating |
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