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Nickel Silver, also known as German Silver, is a corrosion-resistant metal alloy composed primarily of copper, nickel, and zinc. Despite its name, it contains no actual silver—the name comes from its silvery appearance. Nickel silver is valued for its durability, workability, and aesthetic appeal, making it a popular material in decorative items, musical instruments, electrical components, and industrial applications.

Key Features:

• Composition: Typically ~60% copper, 20% nickel, and 20% zinc

• Silver-Like Appearance: Bright, silvery finish without the use of actual silver

• Corrosion Resistant: Performs well in moist or humid environments

• Strong and Ductile: Easy to form, stamp, or machine

• Non-Magnetic and Tarnish Resistant: Maintains appearance over time

Benefits:

• More affordable than real silver

• Excellent for decorative and structural uses

• Easy to polish and maintain

• Long-lasting in both indoor and outdoor settings

Common Applications:

• Cutlery, jewelry, and decorative hardware

• Musical instruments (e.g., flutes, saxophones)

• Marine fittings and costume accessories

• Electrical connectors and contacts

• Coins and medallions