4J33 alloy rod is a Fe-Ni-Co controlled expansion alloy containing about 33% nickel and cobalt. It is specially developed for applications requiring stable thermal expansion to match materials such as ceramics or glass.
This alloy combines good mechanical properties, excellent machinability, and stable expansion behavior, making it widely used in electronic packaging, vacuum devices, and precision instruments.
Fe-Ni-Co controlled expansion alloy
Stable thermal expansion coefficient
Excellent hermetic sealing performance with glass/ceramic
Good processability and weldability
Electronic packaging and sealing
Glass-to-metal and ceramic-to-metal seals
Precision electronic components
Vacuum tubes and relay parts
Aerospace and instrumentation industry