Precision Components
Manufacturers of precision components require wire and semi-finished metals with guaranteed dimensional tolerances and consistent mechanical properties across lots. Hansemut sources nickel wire with inline-verified tolerances — for parts where micrometers matter.
Precision sourcing means zero tolerance for tolerance drift.
Dimensional consistency across lots
Precision parts demand identical wire diameter across every spool and every lot. Even 2 um drift between batches can push finished components out of specification.
Mechanical property repeatability
Tensile strength, elongation and hardness must remain constant for automated forming and machining processes. Variability causes tool wear and scrap.
Documentation for incoming inspection
Your quality management requires verified test data per delivery — not generic mill certificates. Many suppliers provide insufficient documentation for precision applications.
Nickel wire with verified dimensional and mechanical consistency.
Inline laser measurement
Diameter is continuously verified during production via laser micrometers. Tolerance of +/-0.001 mm is guaranteed and documented per spool.
Mechanical testing per lot
Tensile strength, elongation and hardness are tested for each production lot. Results are included on the Certificate of Analysis.
Lot-locked supply contracts
Direct contracts with a single manufacturer ensure identical drawing parameters and heat treatment for every lot. Your process stays stable.
Verify dimensional consistency for your precision parts
Request sample spools with inline diameter protocols and mechanical test data — validate tolerances in your forming or machining process.
How nickel wire performs in precision manufacturing
Precision Resistance Wire Components
NP1 nickel wire with verified resistance uniformity is wound into precision resistors, heating elements and load cells. Inline-measured diameter consistency ensures resistance tolerance within 0.1% across the full component length — critical for calibrated measurement devices.
Micro Springs and Contact Elements
Half-hard temper NP2 nickel wire at 0.1-0.3 mm diameter is coiled into micro springs and formed into electrical contact elements. Consistent mechanical properties (tensile strength, elongation) across lots eliminate the need for re-tuning automated coiling equipment.
Compliance for precision component manufacturing
Certified quality management across all manufacturer partners.
Certificate of Analysis with complete analytics for every batch.
Material Safety Data Sheet for every delivered product.
Full REACH compliance for the European market.
Precision Components
Manufacturers of precision components require wire and semi-finished metals with guaranteed dimensional tolerances and consistent mechanical properties across lots. Hansemut sources nickel wire with inline-verified tolerances — for parts where micrometers matter.
+/-0.001 mm across the full spool length, verified by inline laser measurement. Tighter tolerances may be feasible on request — we coordinate with the manufacturer.
Yes. Soft-annealed, quarter-hard, half-hard and full-hard tempers are available. Specify your target hardness and we match the drawing schedule.
Standard precision spools, DIN 46399 flanged spools or custom formats. Winding tension and layer count can be specified for automated feeding.
Nickel wire in related manufacturing sectors.
Source wire for your precision production.
Request samples with diameter protocol and mechanical test data — per spool, per lot.
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