Gold and Silver Alloy Wire for the Jewelry Industry

Gold and silver alloy wire for the jewelry industry — wire made from gold and silver alloys for the jewelry industry. The nomenclature and supply document have been verified against the manufacturer’s catalog.

• Product type: wire made from gold and silver alloys for the jewelry industry.
• Regulatory document: TU 117-1-775-90.

Dimensions, tolerances, supply condition, packaging, and batch volume must be agreed upon before ordering. For non-standard configurations, confirmation of technical parameters is required.

Material Features

Gold alloys are selected not only by gold content but also by the alloying system. Additives alter the technological behavior, mechanical, and contact characteristics of the material, so similar-sounding grades should not be substituted for one another. For this item, the composition and regulatory document are provided according to a verified nomenclature source.

Selection of Form and Configuration

When ordering wire, consider the grade, full composition, geometry, and supply condition. For wire, diameter and length tolerances are critical; for foil and strip, thickness, width, and flatness; for solder, the form of the blank and compatibility with the joining technology. Required parameters should be specified in the specification.

Applications

The application area is determined by the combination of grade and product form. Gold alloys are used in electrical, contact, instrumentation, technological, and jewelry applications; however, the specific purpose cannot be inferred solely from the chemical composition. It must comply with the regulatory document and the customer’s design requirements.