Nitinol Implanted Flat Wire

Nitinol alloys are typically made of 55%-56% Nickel and 44%-45% Titanium. Small changes in composition can significantly impact the properties of the material. There are the primary categories of Nitinol.

The first, known as "SuperElastic", is characterized by extraordinary recoverable strains and resistance.
The second category, "Shape Memory" alloys, is valued for the Nitinol's capacity to recover a pre-set shape
when heated above its transformation temprature. The first category is often used for orthodontics (braces, wires, etc) and eyeglasses. makes shape memory alloys, which are primarily useful for actuators, used in many different mechanical devices.

In the aerospace field, nickel-titanium alloy wire is widely used in the manufacture of aircraft and rockets because of its light weight, high strength and good corrosion resistance. It can be used as connectors, support structures, etc., effectively reducing the weight of the whole aircraft and improving the performance of the vehicle.

In the medical field, the shape memory function of Nitinol wire is played to the fullest. It can be made into various shapes of medical devices, such as dental braces and heart stents. After being implanted into the human body, these devices can automatically adjust their shapes as the temperature of the body changes to achieve therapeutic effects.

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