AlFeNiCoCr AlFeNiCoCr alloy Catalog specimen reference · actual appearance and dimensions depend on your specification
Evaporation materials · CRM-HEA-ALFENICOCR

AlFeNiCoCr alloy

Formula: AlFeNiCoCr · SKU: CRM-HEA-ALFENICOCR · CAS: Not listed

CRM custom-synthesizes AlFeNiCoCr Alloy using Vacuum Induction Melting (VIM), multi-cycle Vacuum Arc Remelting (VAR), and cold-crucible electromagnetic levitation melting. Multiple remelting cycles and homogenization annealing guarantee macro- and micro-scale compositional uniformity, equiatomic or custom stoichiometric precision, and ultra-low interstitial oxygen/nitrogen content (<50 ppm). Supplied in 99.95% - 99.999% (4N - 5N) grade across Evaporation Granules & Pellets (Custom mesh/grain size on request), accompanied by ICP-OES composition verification and XRD phase characterization.

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Material specifications

Chemical formulaAlFeNiCoCr
Product codeCRM-HEA-ALFENICOCR · CAS Not listed
Product typeEvaporation materials
Material familyAlloys
ElementsAl ↗ Co ↗ Cr ↗ Fe ↗ Ni ↗
Purity grades99.95% - 99.999% (4N - 5N)
Listed formsEvaporation granules & pellets (custom mesh/grain size on request)
Reference starter specQuote on Request (RFQ) · Standard 100 g vacuum-melted alloy reference lot
Application guidanceHigh-entropy alloy (HEA) & multi-principal element alloy (MPEA) metallurgy research; Refractory aerospace propulsion, nuclear fusion & extreme-environment structural testing; Magnetocaloric, superconducting, shape-memory & catalytic material development; Additive manufacturing (3D printing) & thin-film combinatorial alloy deposition

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