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What is nitinol and where is it used?

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Nitinol is a nearly equiatomic metal alloy of nickel and titanium with unique properties, including superelasticity (also called pseudoelasticity) and shape memory. Superelasticity/pseudoelasticity means medical-grade nitinol shows great elasticity under stress and can snap back to its original shape when pressure is released.  Nitinol’s superelastic properties allow medical devices using it to compress to a lower… The post What is nitinol and w…
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What is nitinol and where is it used?

Nitinol is a nearly equiatomic metal alloy of nickel and titanium with unique properties, including superelasticity (also called pseudoelasticity) and shape memory. Superelasticity/pseudoelasticity means medical-grade nitinol shows great elasticity under stress and can snap back to its original shape when pressure is released.  Nitinol’s superelastic properties allow medical devices using it to compress to a lower… The post What is nitinol and w…

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