Ni-Fe-Al Material having high magnetic permeability

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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75170, 75171, 148 3157, 148121, C04B 3500

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039727459

ABSTRACT:
By the inclusion, by weight, of 1-5% of aluminium, as the essential additive, in a 78 permalloy (an Fe-Ni alloy) having a basic composition comprising the two essential elements, i.e. 75-82% of nickel and 5-24% of iron, the hardness of this alloy is improved without deteriorating the magnetic characteristic including magnetic permeability of the alloy. Furthermore, molybdenum, copper, chromium, and niobium may be added together with the aluminum in a suitable combination and amount to enhance both the hardness and characteristic of the alloy, facilitating the heat treatment during the manufacture of the material of this invention. This improved material or alloy is obtained in a relatively simple procedure and is of a good workability and is suitable for use as the material of head cores of magnetic recording apparatuses.

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Bozorth, R.; Ferromagnetism; New York, 1951, pp. 184-185 and 385-388.

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