NICKEL LME

CONTRACT SPECIFICATION

Trading Screen Product Name LME Nickel
Commodity Code LNIZ / NID
Contract Size 6 tons / lot (± 2%)
Price Quotation USD / ton
Contract type 3-month
Contract Series Daily
Trading Hours Monday - Friday
08:00 A.M- 02:00 A.M (the next day)
Minimum Price Fluctuation 5 USD / ton
Prompt date Out to 3 months
Last Trading Day Up until the close of the first Ring the day before the prompt date
Margin As MXV required
Position Limit As MXV required
Price Limit
As MXV required
Settlement Method Deliverable
Quality Standards Standards are detailed below

QUALITY STANDARDS

In accordance with the regulations of Nickel traded on London Metals Exchange (LME).

The Nickel delivered under this contract must be:

1. Primary Nickel and conform to one of the following Standards:

a.    ASTM specification B39-79 (2013) – min 99.80% purity

b.    GB/T 6516-2010 - Ni9990 grade

2. In the shape of cathodes (full plate or cut), briquettes or pellets; and

3. Of brands listed in the LME approved list.

 

Quality: ASTM Standard Specification for Nickel B39-79 (2013)

                 Element              

                                   Composition (%)                             

Ni

99.80

Minimum

 Co

0.15

Maximum

Cu

0.02

C

0.03

Fe

0.02

S

0.01

P

0.005

Less than

Mg

0.005

Si

0.005

As

0.005

Pb

0.005

Sb

0.005

Bi

0.005

Sn

0.005

Zn

0.005

Quality: GB/T 6516-2010 – Ni9990 grade

                Element              

                          Composition (%)                   

Ni + Co

99.90

Minimum

Co

0.08

Maximum

C

0.01

Si

0.002

P

0.001

S

0.001

Fe

0.02

Cu

0.02

Zn

0.002

As

0.001

Cd

0.0008

Sn

0.0008

Sb

0.0008

Pb

0.0015

Bi

0.0008

Mg

0.002

Product infomation

Introduce

Nickel (also known as nickel), nomenclature according to the National Standard TCVN: Nickel[4] is a metallic chemical element, symbol is Ni and the ordinal number in the periodic table is 28.

Characteristics

Nickel is a silvery-white metal with a glossy surface. Nickel is in the ferromagnetic group. Mechanical properties: hard, malleable and malleable, easy to spin. In nature, nickel occurs in compounds with sulfur in millerite, with arsenic in nicolite, and with arsenic and sulfur in nickel ores.
Under normal conditions, it is stable in air and inert to oxygen, so it is often used in small coins, metal plates, brass, etc., for chemical devices and in some alloys such as German silver. (German silver). Nickel is magnetic and it is often used in conjunction with cobalt, both of which are found in meteoric iron. It is the principal valuable component of the alloys it is made of.
Nickel is one of the five ferromagnetic elements.
The common oxidation number of nickel is +2, although 0, +1 and +3 of nickel complexes have also been observed.

Application

Applications of nickel include:

  • Stainless steel and corrosion resistant alloys.
  • Alnico alloy used as magnet.
  • NiFe - Permalloy alloy is used as a soft magnetic material.
  • Monel metal is a corrosion-resistant copper-nickel alloy, used as propellers for boats and pumps in the chemical industry.
  • Rechargeable batteries, such as nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) and nickel-cadmium (NiCd) batteries.
    Coin.
  • Used as an electrode.
  • In a metal chemical crucible in the laboratory.
  • As a catalyst for the hydrogenation (saturation) of vegetable oils.

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