All of the above elements can be included in various nickel alloys to change the properties of the alloy itself. Conductivity, strength, weight and resistance to the environment are all affected. The combination of all elements is determined by the intended use of the alloy being produced and, combined, increase the ability of the alloy to be used for various purposes.

Nickel alloys are composed of nickel and copper, as well as smaller amounts of iron, manganese, carbon and silicon. The combined properties of these elements make nickel alloy both easier to machine and stronger than the elements would be on their own.

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