Kovar alloy, a precision metal primarily composed of nickel, cobalt, and iron, is well-known for its thermal expansion properties and ability to maintain structural integrity in extreme conditions. In this article, we’ll explore Kovar alloy's tensile strength at high temperatures and its importance in various high-performance applications.
Kovar is a high-performance alloy primarily composed of 29% cobalt, 17% nickel, and the balance being iron. This unique composition gives it properties that are valuable in applications where a low thermal expansion coefficient and high strength are required. Kovar is commonly used for applications involving sealing materials in electronics and for components in the aerospace industry.
Kovar maintains its tensile strength even at high temperatures, making it a preferred material for high-heat environments. The tensile strength of Kovar alloy at various temperatures is as follows:
As shown, Kovar alloy retains a significant amount of its strength even at high temperatures, although it does experience a reduction as the temperature increases. This ability to perform at elevated temperatures is a critical factor in its use for sealing glass-to-metal in electronics and other high-temperature environments.
Kovar’s tensile strength at high temperatures makes it suitable for various applications:
Kovar is chosen for high-temperature applications due to its:
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Kovar alloy’s ability to maintain high tensile strength at elevated temperatures makes it indispensable in critical high-heat applications. Whether used in aerospace, electronics, or medical devices, Kovar provides exceptional performance and reliability. For more information or to make an inquiry, contact Shanghai COCESS Special Alloys Co., Ltd. today.