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Hunter Chemical Nickel Powder - Grade AH45

Hunter Chemical’s Nickel Powder Grade AH45 is a carbonyl-process pure nickel powder with filamentary morphology used in specialized powder metallurgical and battery applications.

Chemical Name: Nickel

Functions: Cathode Material

End Uses: Batteries, Friction Materials, Nickel-Cadmium, Sodium-Ion

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    Identification & Functionality

    Chemical Name
    Industrial Additives Functions
    CAS No.
    7440-02-0
    EC No.
    231-111-4
    Morphology

    Filamentary

    Applications & Uses

    Markets
    Industrial Additives End Use

    Properties

    Physical Form
    Typical Properties
    ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
    Apparent Density0.64g/cm³
    Particle Size2.6μmFisher Sub Sieve Sizer

    Regulatory & Compliance

    Certifications & Compliance

    Technical Details & Test Data

    Particle Size Distribution

    Grade AH45, shown here at 2500 x magnification, one of many Nickel Powders and Flakes available.

    Hunter Chemical Nickel Powder - Grade AH45 - Particle Size Distribution

     

    Grade AH45 – at 5000 x magnification, characterized by filamentary morphology

    Hunter Chemical Nickel Powder - Grade AH45 - Particle Size Distribution - 1

    Packaging & Availability

    Packaging Type
    Packaging Information
    • 25 kg (55.12 lb) pails
    • Custom packaging available upon request
    Other Consumables

    In addition to Nickel Powder Grade AH45, Hunter Chemical offers nickel powders in various grades for a wide variety of applications.

    • Nickel Powder AH50 – A spherical shape with spiky surface used in P/M and other applications.
    • Nickel Flake NF50 – An irregular-shaped platelet with high average aspect ratio for use in a variety of applications.
    • Nickel Powder Grade AH440/AH410 – Spherical shape with mottled surface and greater density for MIM and other applications.
    • Nickel Powder Grade OH series – The OH series of Nickel Powders is produced through a hydrometallurgical process, also known as Hydrogen-Reduced or the “Sherritt-Gordon” process. It is further processed into different particle size distributions for various applications.