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Specialized manufacturer of high temperature alloys, precision alloys and Incoloy,over 20 years.
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Precision Alloy Wire
Product Details
Introduction
1J79 soft magnetic alloy wire is a nickel-iron based precision alloy known for its exceptionally high magnetic permeability. With a typical composition of approximately 79% nickel and 21% iron, this material is designed to offer superior magnetic properties in low-field applications. It is a preferred solution in various magnetic field-sensitive devices requiring high magnetic responsiveness and stability.
Key Features
Excellent initial and maximum magnetic permeability
Low coercivity
High saturation flux density
Stable performance under thermal and magnetic cycling
Smooth surface and uniform diameter
Applications
1J79 alloy wire is widely used in the manufacture of:
Magnetic shields
Precision current transformers
Magnetic sensors and probes
Medical magnetic devices
Magnetic amplifiers
Working Principle
The high nickel content reduces magnetocrystalline anisotropy, allowing the magnetic domains to rotate more easily under a weak external field. This results in high permeability and low coercive force, making 1J79 ideal for accurate magnetic signal processing.
Technical Specifications
Property | Value |
---|---|
Nominal Composition | Ni 79%, Fe balance |
Density | 8.7 g/cm³ |
Curie Temperature | ~450°C |
Saturation Induction (Bs) | ≥ 0.76 T |
Maximum Permeability (μmax) | ≥ 80,000 |
Coercivity (Hc) | ≤ 0.8 A/m |
Resistivity | ~0.6 μΩ·m |
Diameter Range | 0.02 mm – 1.0 mm |
Precise magnetic response in low-field systems
Excellent formability and weldability
Long-term magnetic stability
Custom sizes and coil packaging available
Q1: Is 1J79 suitable for DC magnetic circuits?
Yes, it performs well in both AC and DC fields, especially under low-intensity fields.
Q2: Can it be used in high-frequency transformers?
It can be used, but for higher frequencies, laminated or thin strip versions are preferred.
Q3: What is the typical annealing condition?
Hydrogen annealing at 1150–1180°C with controlled cooling ensures optimal magnetic properties.