❶ Conductivity: Silver is an excellent conductor of electricity, while nickel also possesses good electrical conductivity. The combination of silver coating on nickel particles ensures high electrical conductivity, making it suitable for applications that require efficient current flow.
❷ Corrosion Resistance: The silver coating provides enhanced corrosion resistance, protecting the underlying nickel particles from oxidation and environmental degradation. This feature is particularly important in applications exposed to moisture, humidity, or corrosive environments.
❸ Solderability: The silver coating on the nickel particles improves the powder's solderability, allowing for easy and reliable soldering connections. This is beneficial in applications where joining or bonding with other components is required.
❹ Thermal Stability: Silver-Coated Nickel Powder exhibits good thermal stability, making it suitable for applications involving high temperatures. It can withstand elevated temperatures without significant degradation or loss of conductivity.
❺ Particle Size Control: The powder can be manufactured with controlled particle size distribution, enabling precise customization for specific applications. Different particle sizes can be selected to achieve desired conductivity, flowability, or surface coverage.
❻ Compatibility: Silver-Coated Nickel Powder can be compatible with different binder systems, allowing for easy integration into various formulations and manufacturing processes.