Materion Brush 60™ HT

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Materion Brush 60™ HT
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Beryllium Alloy; Copper Alloy
Material Notes:	Information supplied by Brush Wellman Engineered Materials. Treatment required for max strength: Mill Hardened Stress Relaxation-% Stress Remaining after 1000 hrs @ 100°C: 96% Stress Relaxation after 1000 hrs @ 200°C: 75% Formability Ratio, 90° Bend, Radius/Thickness (Good Way): 1.5 Formability Ratio (bad Way): 1.5 Superficial Hardness: 30T 82-89 Brush 60™ is a new generation, high conductivity copper beryllium alloy which is specifically engineered to meet the stringent electrical and mechanical requirements of computer, datacom, and telecommunications applications. Performance benefits include: Signal reliability Durability Design flexibility Manufacturability Recyclability Brush Engineered Materials Inc. changed its name to Materion Corporation in March 2011.
Key Words:	UNS C17460
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Available Properties
Density Hardness, Rockwell B Tensile Strength, Ultimate Tensile Strength, Yield Elongation at Break Modulus of Elasticity Electrical Resistivity, >5% IACS conductivity CTE, linear Thermal Conductivity Melting Point Solidus Liquidus Beryllium, Be Copper, Cu, as balance Nickel, Ni Tin, Sn Zirconium, Zr

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Materion Corporation (Brush Wellman)

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