Silver-nickel alloy is a metallic material made by adding nickel elements to a silver matrix.
The mutual solubility of silver and nickel in the solid state is extremely low, and it is mainly prepared by powder metallurgy.
This alloy combines the electrical and thermal conductivity characteristics of silver with the mechanical properties of nickel,
and has features such as resistance to arc erosion, resistance to metal transfer, and strong wear resistance.
The resistance to welding properties can be further improved by adding elements such as magnesium and rare earths.
It is widely used in fields such as low-voltage electrical appliances and electronic components.
