A Nickel 201 shim is a precision-thickness spacer slit from commercially pure low-carbon nickel, a grade holding 99.0% minimum nickel. The metal is ferromagnetic, melts across the 1435-1446 °C range, and carries a density of 8.89 g/cm³. Its 0.02% carbon ceiling keeps grain boundaries stable in hot service. Assemblers fit the shims at flange joints, seal faces, and instrument mounts to close a gap exactly. Nickel 201 shims are typically used in chemical processing equipment, caustic handling systems, electronic components, and aerospace flange joints.
As a reputable nickel 201 shims supplier, we properly slit every width between 3 mm and 2000 mm on our own lines. Each custom nickel shim order ships annealed soft to ASTM B162, with BA, 2B, or Matte surfaces. Quality checks run from the source coil receipt through final packing.