The company presents a wide range of nickel types applicable in the industry.

Nickel is a heat-resistant and corrosion-resistant metal, which determines its use as a structural material for products exposed to various aggressive environments, including at elevated temperatures, as well as subject to mechanical loads at high temperatures. In addition, nickel serves as a popular alloying element for steels and alloys. The page contains a description of this metal: physical properties, applications, grades of nickel, types of products.

Modern industry produces a large number of different grades of nickel.

• primary nickel, Ni+Co content – not less than 99.99% and 99.93%, respectively. Nickel of these grades is produced in the form of cathode sheets, plates, and strips. This product is obtained by electrolysis.
• primary nickel, Ni+Co content – not less than 99.8%, 98.6% and 97.6%, respectively. Nickel of these grades is produced in the form of plates, strips, cathode sheets, granules, trimmings and ingots. These products are produced by electrolysis, remelting, pressing of nickel waste, and fire refining.
• semi-finished nickel, Ni+Co content – not less than 99.99%, 99.5%, 99.3% and 99.0%, respectively. Nickel of the above grades is produced in the form of nickel wire, rods, sheets, strips and tapes.
• semi-finished anodic nickel, Ni+Co content – not less than 99.7%, 99.0%, respectively. Nickel of the presented grades is produced in the form of sheets and rods.
• semi-finished anodic non-passivating nickel (a thin film with high resistance is not formed on the surface of products made of nickel of this brand), the Ni+Co content – not less than 99.4%. Nickel of this brand is available in the form of rods and sheets.
• Nickel is siliceous, the Ni+Co content – not less than 99.4%. Nickel of this brand is available in the form of wire.
• manganese nickel, contains up to 98.5% Ni+Co. Available in the form of wire.

The most demanded products today on the market:

• ull-plate Cathodes and Briquettes
• Cut Cathodes and Anodes
• Chips
• Scales, crowns, flats, pellets
• Powders
• Master Alloys