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BYP16 (4J32) Low Expansion Alloy
Overview of BYP16 (4J32) Low Expansion Alloy
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BYP16 (4J32) is a kind of iron-nickel-cobalt alloy with a low linear expansion coefficient in the range of 20℃~100℃. This product is suitable for the production of high-precision instrument parts with constant size. Similar alloy's names in different trademark systems:

Beiye

China Standard

America

France

Japan

BYP16

4J32

Super-Invar

Super-Nilvar

Invar

Superieur

Super invariant steel SI



kovar thermal expansion

The Typical Applications of This Alloy are

  • Instrumentation devices

  • Geodetic surveying

  • Standard reticle

  • Framework of astronomical instruments

  • Verge ring


Typical Chemical Composition in Percent


Ni

31.5~33.0

Co

3.2~4.2

Mn

0.20~0.60

Cu0.40~0.80

Fe

bal.





Typical Linear Expansion Coefficient


25℃-100℃

≤1.0 (α, 10-6-1)



Typical Physical Properties

Density

8.13 g/cm3 (0.294 lb/in3)

Melting Point

1430 ℃ (2606 ℉)

Resistivity

77 µΩ•cm

Thermal conduction

13 W/K

Elastic modulus

141GPa



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