Nichrome 80/20 Resistance Wire for Industrial Furnace Heating

Products Description

We’re stoked about our Nichrome 80/20 resistance wire for industrial furnace heating—it’s the go-to choice for keeping furnaces running hot and reliable. This wire is a rock star in high-heat applications, and we’re proud to offer it for industries that need serious performance.

High temperature resistance

Excellent oxidation resistance

Consistent electrical resistivity

Long service life

Cost-effective performance

Nichrome 80/20 is a nickel-chromium alloy with 80% nickel and 20% chromium, giving it killer resistance to heat and oxidation. It can handle temperatures up to 1200°C without breaking a sweat, which is perfect for industrial furnaces used in everything from metal processing to ceramics. The wire forms a protective oxide layer when heated, so it shrugs off corrosion and keeps performing even in tough, oxidizing environments.

Nichrome series: Cr10Ni90, Cr20Ni80, Cr30Ni70, Cr15Ni60, Cr20Ni30, Cr20Ni35

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With a tensile strength around 650 MPa and consistent electrical resistivity of about 1.09 µΩ·m, this wire delivers steady, efficient heating. It’s super durable, meaning fewer replacements and less downtime for your furnace. Plus, it’s easy to work with—we can shape it into coils or custom configurations to fit any furnace design, no problem.

The industry’s all about efficiency and sustainability these days, and our Nichrome 80/20 wire fits right in. There’s a big push for materials that can handle high temperatures while lasting longer, especially in heavy industries like steel and glass manufacturing. Since it’s fully recyclable, it’s also a win for eco-conscious operations. The trend toward automated, high-precision furnaces is growing, and this wire’s consistent performance makes it a favorite for those setups.

Sure, FeCrAl alloys like Kanthal can push higher temperatures, but Nichrome 80/20 strikes a sweet spot for cost and performance in most furnace applications. Just make sure your furnace environment isn’t pushing extreme reducing conditions, though this wire handles most scenarios like a champ.

From heat-treating furnaces to industrial kilns, our Nichrome 80/20 resistance wire keeps the heat on, delivering reliability and efficiency that industries count on.

About Us:

Our 12,000㎡ factory is equipped with complete capabilities for research, production, testing, and packaging. We strictly adhere to ISO 9001 standards in our production processes, with an annual output of 1,200 tons. This ensures that we meet both quantity and quality demands. Furthermore, all products undergo rigorous simulated environment testing including high temperature, high pressure, and corrosion tests before being dispatched, ensuring they meet customer specifications. We also provide chemical analysis reports for every FeCrAl alloy, NiCr alloy, and other products purchased.

For all our clients, we offer timely and multilingual after-sales support and technical consulting, helping you resolve any issues swiftly and efficiently.

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FAQs：

Why is Nichrome 80/20 used for industrial furnace heating?

Its high temperature and oxidation resistance make it ideal for reliable furnace performance.

How does Nichrome 80/20 compare to FeCrAl alloys?

Nichrome offers better oxidation resistance, while FeCrAl can handle higher temperatures.

Can Nichrome 80/20 withstand continuous high heat?

Yup, it performs well up to 1200°C in most furnace applications.

Is Nichrome 80/20 suitable for oxidizing atmospheres?

Absolutely, it forms a protective oxide layer to resist corrosion.

How long does Nichrome 80/20 last in furnaces?

It’s super durable, often lasting years with proper use and maintenance.

Is Nichrome 80/20 recyclable?

Totally, it’s fully recyclable, aligning with sustainable manufacturing trends.

Can this wire be customized for specific furnace designs?

Yes, it’s easily shaped and sized to fit custom heating elements.

Is Nichrome 80/20 cost-effective compared to other materials?

Definitely, it balances high performance with reasonable cost for industrial use.