Nitinol

Nitinol is a unique metal alloy made of nickel and titanium and is known for its “shape memory” and “superelastic” properties. This means it can return to its original shape after bending or twisting when heated, and it can flex under stress without breaking. Nitinol is also lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and biocompatible, making it safe for use in the human body.

In medical applications, it is commonly used in stents, guidewires, surgical tools, and dental braces. In consumer products, it’s found in eyeglass frames and high-end gadgets. 

Nitinol also plays a role in aerospace and robotics, where flexibility and shape control are important. Its ability to “remember” shapes makes it ideal for smart components and temperature-sensitive systems.

Nitinol is available in several forms to suit different needs, such as wire, tube, sheet, and rod. These forms can be further processed or custom-shaped depending on the application. Its versatility and unique behavior make Nitinol a smart choice for advanced engineering and design.

Properties & Grades

Applications & Grades

They are a base material in applications that do not require any formability beyond minimal bending and/or roll-forming.

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