INTRODUCTION

Aufhauser NiP is an eutectic nickel brazing alloy, with a low melting point, useful for applications requiring high joint strength and oxidation resistance.

APPLICATIONS

Tube fin and plate fin heat exchangers

Honeycomb structures

Base metals: low carbon steel, steel/copper, stainless, nickel, ferrous

BRAZING CHARACTERISTICS

Aufhauser NiP, an eutectic nickel brazing alloy, produces joints with high strength, even at elevated temperatures, and good oxidation resistance. Ideal for brazing nickel, super alloys and assemblies, NiP contains no boron and is therefore suitable for use in nuclear applications. Like all eutectic alloys, NiP exhibits excellent flow characteristics when joints are narrow or deep.

To wet base metals which contain higher Al or Ti content, nickel-plate the base metal and braze in an inert or dry reducing atmosphere. To join thin, less ductile assemblies, braze at the lower end of the brazing range, while heating and cooling quickly to minimize distortion.

As in all brazing, the properties of the resulting joint depend on the base metal, the joint design and the brazing technique. To braze nickel-based alloys in a normal atmosphere, make sure that the radial joint clearance is less than 0.001".

 

Chemical Composition

Nickel	Phosphorus	Carbon	Sulfur	Aluminum	Titanium	Zirconium	Cobalt	Selenium	Other Elements
Remainder	11.0% ± 1	0.06% *	0.02% *	0.05% *	0.05% *	0.05% *	0.10% *	0.005% *	0.50% * total

* maximum

 

PHYSICAL and MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

Color	Iron gray
Liquidus	1610°F (877°C)
Solidus	1610°F (877°C)
Recommended Brazing Temperature	1660-1710°F (904-932°C)
Density	0.29 lbs/in3 (8.12 g/cm3)
Electrical Conductivity (%IACS)	N/A
Electrical Resistivity (Microhm-cm)	N/A

 

SPECIFICATIONS MEET OR EXCEED

BNi-6

Unified Numbering System (UNS) N99700

American Welding Society (AWS) A5.8/A5.8M BNi-6

Garrett Engine Division EMS 54752-XI

 

STANDARD SIZES AND FORMS

Foil, Powder, Tape and Preforms - per your specification