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Is the low stress nickel being used in MIL-C-26074 Electroless plating?

We are using this MIL-C-26074 [on DLA] to plate nickel over our aluminum part. We wonder if anyone know the type of nickel defined by this specification.

Phuc Nguyen
aerospace control systems - San Diego, California
2005

2005

The MIL spec (or AMSC26074 ) does not specify or require a phosphorus content (or stress level) of its coatings. The coating could be low, middle or high phos.

Ron Duncan [deceased]
- LaVergne, Tennessee
It is our sad duty to note Ron's passing on Dec. 15, 2006. A brief obituary opens Episode 13 of our Podcast.

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