Monel strips are narrow, flat-rolled lengths of a nickel-copper solid-solution alloy, wound into coils after cold rolling. Roughly two-thirds of the alloy is nickel and one-third copper, a balance that withstands seawater, brine, and hydrofluoric acid, where stainless steel corrodes. The alloy can't be hardened by heat treatment. Strength comes from cold work instead, so a slit strip arrives soft, forms cleanly, and gains hardness as presses and rolls shape it.
Our warehouse holds Monel strip in thicknesses from 0.03 mm to 5 mm, slit to widths from 3 mm up to 2000 mm. Material ships in the soft annealed condition with slit, deburred, or round edges to suit your tooling. Coil ID runs from 150 mm to 610 mm and OD up to 1800 mm. Edge conditioning is done in-house, so a deburred or round edge adds no extra lead time. Every source coil carries mill documentation before slitting, and an EN 10204 Type 3.1/ 3.2 certificate accompanies each dispatch upon request.