Quick Detail:
C17510 alloy is a precipitation-hardened beryllium-nickel copper alloy renowned for its exceptional balance of high strength, electrical/thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance.

Key Characteristics & Advantages:
Corrosion Resistance: excellent in seawater, freshwater, and atmospheric conditions (corrosion depth: 0.01–0.14 mm/year). Resists sulfuric acid (<80% concentration) but vulnerable to ammonia/nitric acid.
Special Characteristics: Non-magnetic, spark-free on impact. Retains properties from cryogenic (−196°C) to elevated temperatures (300°C).
Machinability: 20–40% of free-cutting brass (requires carbide tools with cooling).
Formability/Weldability: Excellent cold/hot workability (e.g., forging, extrusion). Compatible with TIG, laser, electron beam, and brazing techniques

 

Chemical Composition (wt,%):
Be	Co	Ni	Al	Fe	Si	Cu
0.2-0.6	<0.3	1.4-2.2	＜0.2	<0.1	<0.2	Rem.

Physical and Mechanical property：
Temper	Tensile Strength		50mm Elongation	Hardness		Eletric Conductivity
	ksi	MPa	B,%	HV0.5	HRB	%, IACS
TF00 Precipitation Heat Treatment	100-130	690-895	10	200-270	92-100	＞45
TH04 Precipitation Hardening	110-140	760-965	8	220-287	95-102	＞48