Chemical Composition:

Be: 0.20-0.60%
Ni: 1.40-2.20%
Cu: Balance
Note: Copper plus additions equal 99.5% minimum.

Typical Physical Properties:

Density (g/cm3): 8.83
Density before age hardening (g/cm3): 8.75
Elastic Modulus (kg/mm2 (103)): 14.10
Thermal Expansion Coefficient (20 °C to 200 °C m/m/°C): 18 x 10-6
Thermal Conductivity (cal/(cm-s-°C)): 0.57
Melting Range (°C): 1000-1070

Note: 
1). the units are based upon Metric.
2). the typical physical properties apply to age hardened products.

International Specification:

Rods/Bars/Tubes: ASTM B441, SAE J461,463; RWMA Class 3
Strips: ASTM B534, RWMA Class 3
Sheets: ASTM B534, RWMA Class 3
Wires: ASTM B441
Plates: ASTM B534, SAE J461,463; RWMA Class 3

European Standards: CuNi2Be, DIN.2.0850, CW110C to EN

CuNi2Be—C17510 Nickel Beryllium Copper is the mirror image of alloys C17500 in terms of its properties & Characteristics. C17510 is also primarily utilized in the industry applications that require most highly thermal or electrical conductivity, which features a Nickel alloying addition (1.40-2.20%). C17510 also offers good strength and hardness characteristics coupled with conductivity in the range of 45-60 percent of copper with ultimate tensile and hardness properties approaching 140 ksi and RB 100 respectively.