Monel shims are thin nickel-copper spacers that set the gap between mating parts. Millwrights pack them under pump feet, between flange faces, and behind bearing housings wherever alignment depends on fractions of a millimetre. The alloy matters because a shim spends its working life clamped inside joints where moisture collects. Stainless spacers pit in chloride-laden or reducing conditions, lose thickness, and let the setting drift. A nickel-copper shim resists those same environments, so the joint doesn't drift from the dimension it was packed to. Buyers also order the product as Monel packing shims, spacer shims, or alignment shims; the stock is identical.
All of our Monel shim stock is slit in-house. Thickness runs from 0.03 mm to 5 mm, and widths between 3 mm and 2000 mm hold ±0.1 mm. Slit, deburred, and round edge conditions come off the same lines. Coils wind on 150 mm to 610 mm inner diameters, with outer diameters up to 1800 mm. Each batch traces to its mill heat through the accompanying documentation, and technical data sheets are available on request. Most orders ship from ready stock at our Taloja and Mumbai warehouses.