0Cr13Al4 Resistance Wire – Reliable Oxidation Resistance & Energy Efficiency for Industrial & Domestic Heating
Description
0Cr13Al4 resistance wire is an iron-chromium-aluminum (Fe-Cr-Al) alloy designed for cost-effective heating applications requiring moderate-temperature stability and corrosion resistance. Composed of 12–14% chromium, 3.5–5.0% aluminum, and balanced iron, this alloy forms a protective alumina (Al₂O₃) layer at temperatures up to 1,100°C (2,012°F), ensuring durability in oxidizing and mildly corrosive environments. Its low carbon content (≤0.08%) and controlled silicon (≤1.0%) minimize embrittlement, making it ideal for heating elements in industrial furnaces, household appliances, and automotive systems where operational costs and longevity are critical.
Certified to GB/T 1234 and DIN 17470 standards, the 0Cr13Al4 wire achieves a tensile strength of 450–600 MPa and a surface load capacity of 1.8 W/cm², offering a budget-friendly alternative to nickel-chromium alloys. With a high electrical resistivity (1.25 μΩ·m) and low temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR), it ensures stable energy output in air or dry inert atmospheres, balancing performance and affordability for mid-range thermal applications.
Technical Specifications (Table)
| Property |
Value |
Standard |
| Chemical Composition |
Cr: 12–14%, Al: 3.5–5.0%, Fe: Balance |
GB/T 1234, DIN 17470 |
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C: ≤0.08%, Si: ≤1.0%, Mn: ≤0.7% |
ASTM B603 (similar) |
| Mechanical Properties |
Tensile Strength: 450–600 MPa |
ASTM E8 |
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Elongation: ≥20% |
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| Physical Parameters |
Density: 7.3 g/cm³ |
ISO 6892 |
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Melting Point: 1,480°C |
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Electrical Resistivity: 1.25 μΩ·m |
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Applications
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Industrial Heating: Low-cost heating elements for drying ovens, industrial kilns, and heat treatment equipment.
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Consumer Appliances: Toaster coils, electric irons, and space heaters.
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Automotive: Seat heaters, defrosting systems, and auxiliary heating units.
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Agriculture: Livestock heating panels and greenhouse temperature control systems.
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Electrical Systems: Resistors and precision heating components in electronic devices.
Q&A
Q1: What is the maximum continuous operating temperature for 0Cr13Al4 wire?
A: 1,000°C in continuous use and 1,100°C for short-term operations, ideal for applications below severe thermal stress.
Q2: Can this alloy resist sulfur-containing atmospheres?
A: Limited resistance. For sulfur-rich environments above 600°C, consider higher-grade Fe-Cr-Al alloys like 0Cr21Al6.
Q3: Is pre-oxidation treatment necessary for new heating elements?
A: Recommended. Heat-treat at 850–950°C for 1–2 hours to enhance the protective alumina layer and extend lifespan.
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