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Connector technology

The great technical challenges faced by the field of connector technology can be mastered by the use of high-performance alloys. Meeting stringent demands as to dimensional tolerances, surface conditions and mechanical strength is a strong point of Lamineries MATTHEY. Besides conventional connector alloys such as brass, bronze etc., we also offer high performance products such as copper-beryllium alloys and other high-end copper alloys. These materials have the required properties for the connector industry such as: Excellent electrical conductivity combined with high mechanical strength, good stress relaxation resistance at elevated temperatures, fatigue resistance, non-magnetic behaviour, and more. Certain stainless steels typically used in connector applications are also included in Lamineries MATTHEY's product portfolio.

See the brochures "Guide to Copper Beryllium" or the "Design Guide" for help in designing with CuBe.

Below, you may find a list with strip and foil alloys that are typically used in connector applications together with the available technical data:

Nickel and Nickel alloysTechnical file
NiCr20 2.4869 / N06003 
NiCu30Fe - (Monel) Alloy 400 / 2.4360 / N04400     NiCu30Fe-Monel_v22E.pdf
Maraging steels (Durnico, Durinox) Technical file
Durnico® - Maraging Steel / ~ 1.6358 / ~ K93120 / ~ K93160 / ~ X2NiCoMo18-9-5     Durnico_v22E.pdf
Stainless steelsTechnical file
1.4301 - Stainless steel / X5CrNi18-10 / AISI ~ 304     1.4301_v22E.pdf
1.4310 - Stainless steel / X10CrNi18-8 / ~ AISI 301     1.4310_v22E.pdf
1.4310.4 - Stainless steel / X10CrNi18-8 / ~ AISI 301     1.4310.4_v22E.pdf
1.4369 - Durnomag® / X11CrNiMnN19-8-6 / 13RM19      Durnomag_v22E.pdf
Beryllium Copper and Beryllium NickelTechnical file
CuBe2 - Alloy 25 / C17200 / CW101C     CuBe2-All.25-P_v22E.pdf
CuBe2 - Alloy 290 mill hardened / C17200 / CW101C  
CuBe2 - Alloy 190 mill hardened / C17200 / CW101C     CuBe-Alloy190_v22E.pdf
CuCo0.5Be - Alloy 174 mill hardened / C17410 
CuNi1.2Be0.3 - Alloy 60 mill hardened / C17460 
CuNi2Be - Alloy 3 / C17510 / CW110C     CuNi2Be-Alloy3_v22E.pdf
CuNi2Be - Alloy 3 mill hardened / C17510 / CW110C     CuNi2Be-Alloy3_v22E.pdf
CuNiBe0.5 - Alloy 390 mill hardened / C17460 
NiBe2 - Alloy 360 / N03360     NiBe-Alloy360_v22E.pdf
Coppers and low alloyed coppersTechnical file
Cu-ETP - E Cu 58 / Cu a1 (Cu99) / CW004A / C11000     Cu-ETP_22E.pdf
Cu-OF - OF-Cu / Cu c1 / CW008A / C10200     Cu-OF_v22E.pdf
Cu-OFE - OFE-Cu / C10100     Cu-OFE_v22E.pdf
STOL® 194 - CuFe2.5P / C19400 
STOL® 76 - CuNi1.3Si0.25 / C19010     Stol76_v22E.pdf
STOL® 76M - CuNi1.3Si0.25 / C19002     Stol76M_v24E.pdf
STOL® 78 - CuMg0.6 / C18665     Stol78_v22E.pdf
STOL® 79 - CuFe2.5P / CW107C / C19400 
STOL® 94 - CuNi2.6Si0.6Zn0.8Sn0.4 / C70310 
Copper alloysTechnical file
CuNi30Mn1Fe - Copper-Nickel, 30% / CW354H / ~ C71500 
CuNi44Mn1 - Constantan / 2.0842 / ~ C72150     CuNi44Mn1_v22E.pdf
CuNi9Sn2 - Copper-Nickel Alloy / CW351H / C72500     CuNi9Sn2_v22E.pdf
CuSn3Zn9 - (Bz 902) / CW454K / ~ C42500     CuSn3Zn9_v22E.pdf
CuSn6 - Phosphor Bronze, 6% / CW452K / C51900     CuSn6_v22E.pdf
CuSn8 - Phosphor Bronze, 8% / CW453K / C52100     CuSn8_v22E.pdf
CuZn28 - Brass / CW504L     CuZn28_v22E.pdf
CuZn37 - Yellow Brass 63% / ~CW508L / ~CW507L / ~C27000/ ~C27200     CuZn37_v22E.pdf
CuZn38Pb2 - High Leaded Brass, 62% / CW608N / ~C35300     CuZn38Pb2_v22E.pdf
Other specialtiesTechnical file
CuNi15Sn8 - BrushForm® 158 / ToughMet 3 / C72900     BrushForm158_v22E.pdf
CuNi15Sn8 - BrushForm® 158 mill hardened (Toughmet 3) / C72900     BrushForm158_v22E.pdf

See also dimensional tolerances and material safety datasheet (MSDS) :

Not only rolled products are used in connector applications.  Many coaxial connectors are also manufactured out of rod or wires, mainly trhough precision turning or, to a lesser extent, through cold heading. These terminals are predominantly used in the telecommunication, aerospace and automotive industry as well as in safety engineering applications. Connectors which need to satisfy the highest demands are typically made from copper-berylium alloy. For the customers in the precision screw machining industry, Lamineries MATTHEY maintains an extensive stock of rod and wire made of copper-berylium alloy, with low-lead content to facilitate machining.

Beryllium Copper and Beryllium NickelTechnical file
CuBe2Pb All. M25 hardened / C17300 / CW102C     CuBe2Pb-M25_v25E.pdf
CuBe2Pb - CuBe2Pb Alloy M25 / C17300 / CW102C     CuBe2Pb-M25_v25E.pdf
CuBe2 - Alliage 25 hardened/ C17200 / CW101C     CuBe2-All.25-R_v25E.pdf
CuBe2 - Alliage 25 / C17200 / CW101C     CuBe2-All.25-R_v25E.pdf

Other alloys are also available. To find a complete list, go to overview of all available alloys.

See also dimensional tolerances and material safety datasheet (MSDS) :

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