Sandvik Kanthal 135 Thermostatic bimetal

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Sandvik Kanthal 135 Thermostatic bimetal
Categories:	Metal; Superalloy; Iron Base
Material Notes:	KANTHAL 135 is a thermostatic bimetal which is recommended for use in the temperature range -20 to +300°C. In extreme cases it can be used at temperatures up to a maximum of +450°C. Typical applications for KANTHAL 135 are in circuit breakers, motor protection units, thermostats, shower mixers, etc. High-expansive component: 22-3 Alloy(460 Designation, 50% of thickness) Low-expansive component: Invar 145 Alloy (430 Designation, 50% of thickness) Information provided by Sandvik Composition: High-expansive component: Designation 460; 3.1% Cr; 22% Ni; Bal. Fe Low-expansive component: Designation 430; 36.5% Ni; Bal. Fe
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Available Properties

Density
Hardness, Vickers, Low-expansive component
Hardness, Vickers, High-expansive component
Hardness, Vickers, Low-expansive component, Cold-worked 20%
Hardness, Vickers, High-expansive component, Cold-worked 20%
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, Low-expansive component
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, High-expansive component
Tensile Strength, Yield, High-expansive component
Tensile Strength, Yield, Low-expansive component
Elongation at Break, High-expansive component
Elongation at Break, Low-expansive component
Modulus of Elasticity
Electrical Resistivity, Bimetal
Electrical Resistivity, Bimetal
Electrical Resistivity, Bimetal
CTE, linear
CTE, linear, High-expansive component
Specific Heat Capacity
Thermal Conductivity
Maximum Service Temperature, Air
Minimum Service Temperature, Air

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