Monel foils are thin, cold-rolled sections of a nickel-copper solid-solution alloy, roughly two-thirds nickel and one-third copper. The grade takes no strength from heat treatment. It work-hardens instead, gaining hardness with every rolling pass, and annealing brings it back to a soft, formable state before dispatch. That combination lets a foil a few hundredths of a millimetre thick fold and stamp around tight seal geometries without cracking. Corrosion performance is the reason buyers pay the nickel premium: the alloy shrugs off seawater, brine, and hydrofluoric acid, three environments where stainless steel struggles.
Our warehouse holds Monel foil in soft annealed condition across the full 0.03 mm to 0.08 mm thickness range. Every source coil arrives with mill documentation before slitting, and our lines hold width to ±0.1 mm. Coils wind on 150 mm to 610 mm inner diameters with outer diameters up to 1800 mm, matched to your decoiler. Edges ship slit, mill, deburred, or round, as the order specifies. Aerospace buyers order to receive material certified against that specification, with technical data sheets available on request.