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Comparison of properties of nitinol and stainless steel

In many cases, Nitinol is substituted in an application which has traditionally used stainless steel. In most cases, the Nitinol is substituted to take advantage of its unique superelasticity or shape memory capabilities.

Medical components resource library

More information on precious metals, nitinol and more in the medical component industry, as well as our certifications and regulations.

How does Nitinol work

All about Nitinol shapememory and superelasticity

Terms of sale

Terms and conditions of sale and purchase for our products and services around the world.

Clean Air Global Supplier Manual

Core capabilities

We take a look at the nine core capabilities within our business, from catalysis to process optimisation.

Making shape memory springs

Nitinol technical properties

Transformation, physical electrical, magnetic and mechanical properties.

Governance

Read about our principal subsidiaries, professional advisors and how we do business.

Stakeholders

See the parties that we consider as stakeholders.

JM pharma webinars

Types of hydrogen production

Explore the different types of hydrogen production, from blue to green to grey.

Brexit

Our preparations for the UK's exit from the EU.

ACE - the app for on-site chemical engineers

Our app makes calculations simple for syngas plant engineers.

Fluorochemicals market

Find out what we offer for the fluorochemicals market.

Chemical intermediates market

Catalysts, processes and technologies for chemical intermediates such as amines, aniline, hydrogen peroxide, caprolactam and other intermediates.

Matters reserved for the board

Remuneration policy and disclosures

Nitinol sheet stock

Terms of use

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