A 286 Nickel Alloy - Spring Wire Properties

Nickel-based alloys are especially useful spring materials to combat corrosion and to withstand both elevated and below-zero temperature application. Their nonmagnetic characteristic is important for such devices as gyroscopes, chronoscopes, and indicating instruments. These materials have high electrical resistance and should not be used for conductors of electrical current.

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A 286 Alloy

Nominal Chemistry

Ni	26.0	-	%
Cr	15.0	-	%
Fe	53.0	-	%

Minimum Tensile Strength
psi x 10³

160-200

E - Modulus of Elasticity
psi x 10⁶

Design Stress % Minimum Tensile

G - Modulus in Torsion
psi x 10⁶

10.4

Maximum Operating Temperature
°F

950

Rockwell Hardness

C35-42

Density
lb/in³

0.286

Shear Modulus
c GPa

11600 80.0

Method of Manufacture
Chief Uses
Special Properties

Cold drawn and precipitation hardened after fabrication. Good corrosion resistance at elevated temperature.

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*Note: All material properties are provided for general reference purposes only. We recommend you to contact Optimum Spring during the material selection process.

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A 286 Nickel Alloy - Spring Wire Properties