Manganin Constantan Konstantan Wire

Enamelled Resistance Manganin Constantan Konstantan Wire/ribbon/flat wire/Cuni44

1) General Description:

Constantan (CuNi 44 Alloy): A Copper-Nickel alloy. High specific resistance alloy used in wire-wound precision resistors, potentiometers, volume control devices, winding heavy-duty industrial rheostats and electric motor resistances.
Also used as thermocouple alloy with Copper (Type T), Iron (Type J), and Ni-Cr (Type E). It is available with grade wires and extension wires.

2) Product Specifications:
Ferro-Chrome Alloys (Ferritic Alloys):
OCr21AL4, OCr21AL6, OCr25AL5, OCr23AL5, 1Cr13AL4, OCr21AL6Nb, OCr27AL7Mo2.
Nickel-Chrome Alloys (Ni-Cu Alloys):
Cr20Ni80, Cr15Ni60, Cr30Ni70, Cr20Ni30
Constantan Alloys (Cu-Ni Alloys):
CuNi1, CuNi2, CuNi6, CuNi8, CuNi10, CuNi14, CuNi19, CuNi23, CuNi30, CuNi44, Manganin.

3) High quality assured:
Our works has a good command of advanced technological process in the respect of smelting, rolling, drawing and heat treatment up to finished products, together with the chemical analysis department, the physical testing department and the quality control department, we operate an all-round monitoring of our products from raw materials to final products.

4) Usage: Resistance heating elements; Material in metallurgy; Household appliances; Mechanical manufacturing and other industries.
 

5)We can also supply other products by processing on your order: Stranded wire, twisted wire, coiled wire, wave-shaped wires and different kinds of standard or non-standard electrical heating element.
Shanghai TANKII ALLOY MATERIAL Co., Ltd.
 

6) Application:

Shunt resistors are often used in cases where currents need to be measured. They can be found in multimeters, as terminating resistors on current transformer or as a separate measurement accessories. When using a combination of an appropriate shunt and an external multimeter set at voltage range, large currents can be measured, or combined with an oscilloscope, current wave forms can be made visible.

The name "shunt" originates from the fact that galvano and moving-iron meters only can handle limited currents. And to be able to measure larger currents a significantly part of the current is bypassed via a resistor. A shunt therefore is a common resistor named after it's purpose.