Cathode Nickel

Item Name Code (INC) 16073

Nonferrous Base Metal Refinery and Intermediate Forms: Federal Supply Class: FSC 9650; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 9650
Ores, Minerals, and Their Primary Products: Federal Supply Group: FSG 96; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 96
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An electrolytically processed form of nickel, usually in irregular sheet form, produced from raw or impure nickel anodes, for use in remelting, plating, or alloying when the utmost purity of nickel is required.

Additional Information for Cathode Nickel

Cathode Nickel refers to a specific form of nickel that is produced in the Nonferrous Base Metal Refinery And Intermediate Forms supply class. This supply class is part of the larger supply group called Ores, Minerals, And Their Primary Products.

Cathode Nickel is a high-purity form of nickel that is commonly used in various industries, including the manufacturing of stainless steel, batteries, and electronics. It is produced through a refining process that involves the extraction of nickel from its ore and subsequent purification.

In the Nonferrous Base Metal Refinery And Intermediate Forms supply class, other intermediate forms of nonferrous metals, such as copper, zinc, and lead, may also be produced. These intermediate forms are typically further processed or used as raw materials in the production of various metal products.

Overall, Cathode Nickel is an important component in the supply chain of nonferrous base metals, and it plays a crucial role in various industrial applications.