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Specifications

Pure Silver Wire
1. Pure silver has extremely high electrical
2. Very low contact resistance .
3,Ag content:> 99.99%

Specifications :

99.99% Pure Silver Wire for E cig atomizer

Specification:

Material	Composition	Density g/cm3	Resistivity μΩ. cm	Hardness HV kg/mm3
Ag	more than99.95	more than10.49	lessthan1.6	30--70

Material

Composition

Density

g/cm3

Resistivity

μΩ. cm

Hardness

HV kg/mm3

more than99.95

more than10.49

lessthan1.6

30--70

Features:

(1) Very low contact resistance .

(2) Pure silver has extremely high electrical conductivity .

(3) Easy to solder .

(4) It is easy to produce, so silver is an ideal contact material.

(5) It is one of the most widely used materials in small capacity and voltage especially good for the elelctrical appliance with working curent below5A.

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