99.99% pure gold wire

Supplier: Jiangsu Plaza Premium Electric Instrument Co., Ltd.
Region: Jiangsu, China
Contact: Ms April Yuan
Price: $8.00 / >=100 meters
Min. Order: 100 meters

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Product details

Conductor Material:	pure gold wire;	Supply Ability:	1000000 Meter/Meters per Month 99.99% pure gold wire;
Diameter:	from 0.02mm to 8mm;	Place of Origin:	Jiangsu China;
Model Number:	gold;	Name:	99.99% pure gold wire;
Payment Terms:	L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram;	Application:	Heating;
Model:	99.99% pure gold wire;	Brand Name:	HY;
Packing:	wooden case;	Conductor Type:	Solid;
Type:	Bare;	Port:	Shanghai;
Packaging Detail:	Case and wooden box;	Insulation Material:	no;

99.99% pure gold wire

Physical Properties

Annealed Condition
	90/10 Plat Iridium	80/20 Plat Iridium
Density	21.53 g/cc	21.61 g/cc

Mechanical Properties

Ultimate Tensile Strength	55,100 PSI	100,000 PSI
Electrical Resistivity	.000025 ohm-cm	.000031 ohm-cm
Hardness Brinell	130	200

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Applications

The alloy 90/10 plat iridium, containing 10 per cent iridium, has very good all round manufacturing characteristics: it can be cast, welded, machined and stamped; it is ductile and malleable; can be hardened through working; and does not readily oxidize. Because of these advantages 90/10 Plat Iridium has traditionally been one of the most important jewelry alloys used in the USA, although there has recently been a swing toward alloys of 95/5 Plat Iridium. Some manufacturers in Germany and Japan also prefer the 95/5 alloy. The 80/20 Plat Iridium alloy is very hard and dense, and is sometimes used in the production of fine wirework.

Some uses for platinum iridium alloys include pacemakers, used to treat heart disorders that result in slow or irregular heartbeat, usually contain at least two platinum-iridium electrodes, through which pulses of electricity are transmitted to stabilize the heartbeat.

Other uses of platinum iridium alloys include electrical contacts, spark plugs, electro explosive devices, medical leads and electrodes, thermistors, catalytic applications, jewelry, pen points, surgical pins or pivots and the kilogram and meter standards used by the department of weights and measures.