What Role Does Nickel Play In Stainless Steel Cable Ties?
There are many metal elements in stainless steel locking ties, and nickel is one of them. Do you know what role nickel plays in steel tie wraps?
The role of nickel in stainless wire ties:
Its presence increases high temperature strength and corrosion resistance, reduces the rate of cold working hardening, and makes black metal zip ties more practical.
The role of nickel in stainless steel ty wraps is played out after it is combined with chromium. Nickel is an excellent corrosion-resistant material and an important alloying element for alloy steel. Nickel is an element that forms austenite in steel, but low-carbon nickel steel must have a nickel content of 24% to obtain pure austenite structure; and only when nickel is 27% can the corrosion resistance of steel in certain media be significantly changed.
Therefore, nickel cannot constitute metal cable tie mounts alone. However, when nickel and chromium exist in black metal cable ties or stainless steel coils at the same time, heavy duty metal cable ties containing nickel has many valuable properties.
Based on the above situation, it can be seen that the role of nickel as an alloy element in coated stainless steel cable ties is that it changes the structure of high chromium steel, thereby achieving certain improvements in the corrosion resistance and process performance of stainless steel.
