Nickel cathode.

H1 and H1U are listed on the London Metal Exchange and accepted for delivery.

Forms of manufacture:
Uncut cathode sheets of grades H1U, H1, H2, H3, H4 with dimensions not exceeding 1030x870x12 mm
Cut cathode sheets of grades H1U, H1 sizes 100x100 mm and 25x25 mm
Granules of grade H3
Cathodes of Production of the Polar Branch

Circumcised: Dimensions 910 mm +/- 30 mm by 775 mm +/- 55 mm, thickness 4-6 mm.
Uncut.: Dimensions 1005 mm +/- 30 mm by 885 mm +/- 55 mm, thickness 4-6 mm.
The weight of one cathode is 15-40 kg.
Uncut: Dimensions 985 mm +20/- 100 mm by 885 mm +40/-100 mm, thickness 4-10 mm.
The weight of one cathode is 40-60 kg.

Packaging:
Uncut cathode sheets with cropped and uncut edges of no more than 1030x870x420 mm, tied with steel tape weighing up to 1.5 tons
Cut cathode sheets: metal barrels 380x610 mm in size, weighing up to 250 kg 4 barrels per palette
Pellets: all-metal containers with dimensions of 1266x1266x1255 mm, net weight of 6.3 tons

Nickel reference.
Nickel is used in the production of stainless and other alloy steels (about 70% of consumption), alloys (14%), batteries, in the chemical industry and powder metallurgy, as anti-corrosion coatings (nickel), as a catalyst for many chemical processes.