sinkkinickel
Sinkkinickel is a term found in some technical and trade sources to describe a nickel-based alloy marketed for corrosion resistance in fixtures and industrial equipment. Because there is no universally adopted specification, the exact composition and properties of sinkkinickel vary by producer and region.
Typical composition ranges reported in various sources place nickel as the primary element, often in the 60–85%
Manufacturing methods for sinkkinickel follow common nickel-alloy practices, including melting and alloying in electric furnaces, followed
Applications attributed to sinkkinickel include kitchen and bathroom sinks and plumbing fixtures, as well as chemical
See also: nickel, nickel alloy, stainless steel, corrosion-resistant alloys.