
Copper-Nickel-Tin Sputtering Target
Copper-nickel-tin (CuNiSn) is a spinodal-strengthened copper alloy system that develops high mechanical strength through a fine-scale, periodic compositional modulation formed during heat treatment, without relying on beryllium as in traditional high-strength copper alloys.
This composition family is established as a beryllium-free, high-strength bulk alloy used for springs and connector contacts. Sputtered CuNiSn thin films are of interest for reproducing this strength and conductivity combination as a functional coating, though dedicated published research on CuNiSn as a sputtered thin film is limited compared to the bulk alloy literature.
| Name | Copper-Nickel-Tin alloy |
| Composition | Cu85Ni15Sn8 wt% (C72900-type, or as requested) |
| Purity | 99.9% |
| Shape | Disc, Plate |

