Nickel foils are thin-gauge flat products rolled from commercially pure nickel, holding 99.0% minimum nickel plus cobalt. Purity carries the value at this gauge. With almost no alloying in the matrix, electrical and thermal conductivity stay high, and the surface spot-welds cleanly to steel, which is why cell makers build battery tabs and current collectors from it. Sodium hydroxide leaves pure nickel untouched at concentrations and temperatures that stress-crack stainless steel. Foil gauge then adds EMI shielding, transducer laminations, and gasket facings to the duty list, parts where a heavier strip simply won't fit. Density is at 8.89 g/cm³, and the metal melts between 1435 and 1446 °C.
Our Mumbai and Taloja warehouses hold annealed soft source coil in both grades, slit in-house from 0.03 mm to 0.08 mm. Edges finish slit, deburred, or rounded as the order specifies. Every coil enters stock with mill documentation traceable to its heat. One note on figures: ASTM B162 tabulates mechanical minimums for standard sheet and strip gauges, so on the thinnest foil, we report strength values as indicative rather than guaranteed to the standard.