Nickel-titanium fiber wire is a shape memory alloy wire composed of nickel and titanium. Due to its unique physical and chemical properties, it has been widely used in multiple fields.
The pressure testing of nickel-titanium alloy tubes falls into three mainstream procedures: hydrostatic pressure strength test, air pressure leak test, and cyclic pressure fatigue test.
Factors affecting the dimensional accuracy of ultra-thin nickel-titanium alloy tubes include raw materials, processing techniques, post-treatment, environmental control, and other factors.
Nickel-titanium ropes, with their unique advantages such as shape memory, superelasticity, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility, have a wide range of applications.
The production process of nickel titanium alloy high-temperature cold-rolled pipes is divided into six major stages: billet preparation, pretreatment, high-temperature cold-rolled forming, heat treatment, and finishing inspection.