Short answer: HXSCO supplies nickel wire in pure nickel 200 and 201 plus corrosion-resistant alloys 600, 625 and 825, drawn to precise diameter, spooled or coiled, and shipped with mill certificate and diameter check for welding, chemical, marine and electronic applications.
At a Glance
Our Nickel Wire Range
We draw wire beside our Nickel Supplier, Copper Wire Supplier and Titanium Wire Supplier lines; see Welded Tube Guide for tubular forms.
Diameter and Temper
Wire is drawn from 0.1 mm to 6.0 mm with bright, oxide-free surface. Diameter and roundness are verified per Metal Tolerances Fits Guide; finish per Surface Roughness Ra Guide. Chemistry is documented by Mill Test Certificate Guide.
Spooling and Packing
We spool on plastic or steel reels for automatic welding and coiling for bulk. Alloy 625 and 825 are stress-relieved where specified. Every spool ships with a traceable heat number and diameter report; protective packing follows our Metal Surface Treatment Guide.
Applications
Pure nickel wire feeds electronic and caustic service; 600 serves high-temperature and chemical plant; 625 and 825 handle aggressive sour and seawater duty; 205 (Ni-Cu) suits marine trim. Wire drawing is detailed in our Metal Wire Drawing Guide; corrosion resistance in our Electroplating Guide.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pure nickel 200 and 201, plus alloys 600, 625, 825 and Ni-Cu 205.
From 0.1 mm to 6.0 mm drawn, bright and oxide-free.
Yes — 625 for aggressive corrosive and high-strength service.
Spooled on plastic or steel reels, or coiled for bulk, each with heat number.
Every spool ships with mill test report and diameter check.
Source Nickel Wire from HXSCO
HXSCO supplies pure nickel and alloy 600/625/825 wire drawn to your diameter and spooled to spec. Send your grade, gauge and packing for a quote.