Dhanlaxmi Steel Distributors

Grade & Standard:

• HAYNES® 188 (UNS R30188)

• Cobalt-Nickel-Chromium-Tungsten Alloy (High-Temperature Alloy)

Product Form:

• Round Bar

Material Type:

• Heat-resistant cobalt-based superalloy

• Designed for extreme high-temperature strength and oxidation resistance

Key Properties:

• Excellent high-temperature strength and creep resistance up to 2000 °F (1095 °C)

• Outstanding oxidation resistance and resistance to thermal cycling

• Good ductility and fabricability compared to other cobalt alloys

• Excellent resistance to sulfidation and hot corrosion

• Retains mechanical properties after long service exposure

Applications:

• Gas turbine components (combustion chambers, transition ducts, afterburners)

• Aerospace engine parts

• Industrial furnace components

• Petrochemical processing equipment

• High-temperature fasteners and springs

F6NM Round Bar is a martensitic stainless steel that contains nickel and molybdenum, offering a combination of high strength, toughness, and moderate corrosion resistance, especially in mildly aggressive environments. It is commonly used in industries such as oil & gas, marine, and power generation, where parts must withstand mechanical stress, moderate corrosion, and impact, even at low temperatures.

• Standard Designation:

  • ASTM A182 F6NM (for forged parts)

  • UNS S41500

• Common Name: Modified 410 Stainless / 13Cr-4Ni stainless

• Type: Martensitic stainless steel

• Form Available: Round bars, forged bars, flanges, shafts

Overview:
Waspaloy is a nickel-based superalloy known for its exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature performance. It maintains mechanical properties at elevated temperatures (up to ~710°C) and is widely used in aerospace, power generation, and chemical industries for components that operate under extreme conditions.

Chemical Composition (Typical %):

• Nickel (Ni): 58% min

• Chromium (Cr): 19–21%

• Cobalt (Co): 12–14%

• Molybdenum (Mo): 3–4%

• Titanium (Ti): 1.0–1.5%

• Aluminum (Al): 1.2–1.5%

• Iron (Fe): 4% max

• Carbon (C): 0.10% max

• Manganese (Mn), Silicon (Si): trace amounts

Mechanical Properties (Typical, Solution Treated & Aged):

• Tensile Strength: 1,380–1,580 MPa

• Yield Strength: 1,035–1,240 MPa

• Elongation: 10–15%

• Hardness (HRC): 35–42

• Creep Resistance: Excellent at high temperatures

Features & Advantages:

• Outstanding high-temperature strength and stability.

• Excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion.

• Retains mechanical properties at elevated temperatures.

• Good fatigue and creep resistance under cyclic loading.

Applications:

• Aerospace components such as turbine blades, shafts, and discs.

• Gas turbines and jet engines.

• Chemical processing equipment exposed to high temperatures.

• High-performance valves and fasteners for extreme environments.

Standards & Specifications:

• UNS N07001

• ASTM B670 (for bars and forgings)

• Equivalent grades: Inconel 718 (similar applications, though Waspaloy offers higher temperature performance)

• Corrosion Resistance: Unaffected by acids, seawater, and harsh chemicals.
• High-Temperature Strength: Withstand extreme heat and thermal cycling without deforming.
• Durability & Toughness: Exhibit high tensile strength and resistance to heavy loads and wear.
• Ductility & Malleability: Easily machined, fabricated, and welded for custom parts.
• Oxidation Resistance: Form a protective oxide layer that slows degradation in air and high-temperature conditions. 

• Inconel: Excellent for high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance, especially in seawater.
• Monel: Strong, corrosion-resistant alloy with good properties in various environments, including marine.
• Hastelloy: Highly resistant to aggressive chemicals, acids, and pitting. 

• Aerospace: Jet engine components, structural parts, and thrust reversers.
• Chemical Processing: Reactors, heat exchangers, and storage tanks.
• Marine Engineering: Shipbuilding, offshore platforms, and equipment exposed to seawater.
• Oil & Gas: Components for rigs and equipment in harsh, corrosive environments.
• Power Generation: Furnace components and systems requiring high heat tolerance. 

• Robust construction
• High strength
• Durability

Additional Information:

• Pay Mode Terms: L/C (Letter of Credit),D/A,T/T (Bank Transfer),Western Union
• Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Kilogram(s)
• Port of Dispatch: Mumbai
• Production Capacity: 10 MT
• Delivery Time: within 3 to 4 days

• Corrosion Resistance: Exceptional resistance to various corrosive environments, including seawater, acids, and alkalis.
• High-Temperature Performance: Maintains mechanical strength and structural integrity in high-heat applications.
• Robustness & Strength: Provides high mechanical strength and durability for long service life.
• Precision Engineered: Meticulously crafted for precise dimensions and a perfect, leak-free fit.
• Versatility: Available in numerous types (elbows, tees, reducers, caps) and connection methods (welding, threaded, socket weld). 

• Nickel 200/201: Offers excellent corrosion resistance, particularly in caustic environments.
• Monel® (Alloy 400): Known for resistance to seawater and hydrofluoric acid.
• Inconel® (Alloys 600, 625, 825): Excellent for high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance.
• Hastelloy® (C276): Provides superior resistance to oxidizing and reducing acids. 

• Oil & Gas: Offshore drilling, platform risers, and gas processing.
• Chemical Processing: Handling corrosive chemicals and high-pressure systems.
• Power Generation: Steam generators, heat exchangers, and nuclear plants.
• Aerospace: Components for gas turbines and aircraft systems. 

• Elbows: Change the direction of flow (45° and 90°).
• Tees: Connect pipelines at a right angle.
• Reducers: Decrease the pipe diameter.
• Caps/Plugs: Seal the end of a pipe.
• Couplings: Join two pipes or tubes.
• Olets (Weldolet, Thredolet): Create branch connections from a main pipe

• Corrosion Resistance: Superior resistance to a wide range of corrosive environments, including acids, alkalis, and chlorides, preventing stress corrosion cracking and pitting.
• High-Temperature Strength: Maintains strength and stability at elevated temperatures, crucial for aerospace and energy applications.
• Mechanical Strength: Offers high strength, toughness, and fatigue resistance, even at sub-zero temperatures.
• Weldability & Formability: Easily fabricated, welded, and machined into various shapes and components.
• Versatility: Can be tailored for specific applications, with some exhibiting magnetic properties, others excellent electrical conductivity, and some even shape-memory effects. 

• Inconel: Known for high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance.
• Monel: Features excellent resistance to a wide range of marine and chemical environments.
• Hastelloy: Offers superior resistance to aggressive corrosion, pitting, and crevice corrosion. 

• Aerospace & Defense: Structural components and systems exposed to extreme conditions.
• Chemical Processing: Equipment in highly corrosive chemical environments, such as reactors and heat exchangers.
• Oil & Gas: Pumps, pipes, and pressure vessels enduring high pressure, high temperatures, and corrosive media.
• Medical: Orthopedic implants and components requiring repeated high-temperature sterilization.
• Electrical/Electronics: Contacts in corrosive environments or components for magnetic applications. 

• Corrosion Resistance: Superior resistance to a wide range of corrosive environments, including acids, alkalis, and chlorides, preventing stress corrosion cracking and pitting.
• High-Temperature Strength: Maintains strength and stability at elevated temperatures, crucial for aerospace and energy applications.
• Mechanical Strength: Offers high strength, toughness, and fatigue resistance, even at sub-zero temperatures.
• Weldability & Formability: Easily fabricated, welded, and machined into various shapes and components.
• Versatility: Can be tailored for specific applications, with some exhibiting magnetic properties, others excellent electrical conductivity, and some even shape-memory effects. 

• Inconel: Known for high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance.
• Monel: Features excellent resistance to a wide range of marine and chemical environments.
• Hastelloy: Offers superior resistance to aggressive corrosion, pitting, and crevice corrosion. 

• Aerospace & Defense: Structural components and systems exposed to extreme conditions.
• Chemical Processing: Equipment in highly corrosive chemical environments, such as reactors and heat exchangers.
• Oil & Gas: Pumps, pipes, and pressure vessels enduring high pressure, high temperatures, and corrosive media.
• Medical: Orthopedic implants and components requiring repeated high-temperature sterilization.
• Electrical/Electronics: Contacts in corrosive environments or components for magnetic applications. 

1. Grade & Standard:

• 52100 is a high carbon chromium alloy steel, commonly used for bearings and high wear applications.

• Standards / Equivalent Grades:

  • AISI 52100

  • SAE 52100

  • DIN: 100Cr6 / 1.3505

2. Chemical Composition (Approx.):

• Carbon (C): 0.98 – 1.10%

• Chromium (Cr): 1.30 – 1.60%

• Manganese (Mn): 0.25 – 0.45%

• Silicon (Si): 0.15 – 0.35%

• Sulphur (S): ≤ 0.025%

• Phosphorus (P): ≤ 0.025%

• Iron (Fe): Balance

3. Mechanical Properties (Typical, Quenched & Tempered):

• Tensile Strength: 1100 – 1400 N/mm²

• Yield Strength: ~ 950 N/mm²

• Hardness: 60 – 66 HRC (after heat treatment)

• Elongation: 8 – 12%

• Excellent fatigue resistance and wear resistance

4. Features:

• High hardness and excellent wear resistance.

• Good fatigue strength and dimensional stability.

• Can be hardened and tempered to achieve high surface hardness.

• Suitable for precision machining after annealing.

5. Applications:

• Bearings: Balls, rollers, and bearing races.

• Automotive: shafts, gears, spindles subjected to heavy loads.

• Tooling: precision components requiring wear resistance.

• General Engineering: bushings, pins, high-wear machine parts.

6. Supply Conditions:

• Supplied in annealed, normalized, or quenched & tempered condition.

• Forms: Round Bars, Turned & Ground Bars, Forged Bars.

7. Sizes & Forms:

• Diameter Range: 10mm – 300mm (depending on supplier).

• Length: Standard 3 – 6 meters, cut-to-size available.

• Forms: Round Bars, Ground Bars, Precision Rods.

UDIMET is a nickel-based superalloy known for its exceptional high-temperature strength, creep resistance, and oxidation resistance. It is widely used in aerospace, power generation, and industrial applications where components are exposed to extreme temperatures and mechanical stresses. UDIMET round bars can be hot worked, machined, or forged, and are suitable for manufacturing turbine blades, discs, shafts, and other high-performance parts.

• Nickel (Ni): 50 – 60%

• Cobalt (Co): 15 – 20%

• Chromium (Cr): 14 – 18%

• Molybdenum (Mo): 2 – 3%

• Titanium (Ti): 1 – 2%

• Aluminum (Al): 0.5 – 1%

• Carbon (C): 0.08 – 0.15%

• Balance: Other trace elements

• High Temperature Strength: Maintains mechanical properties at temperatures up to 700–750°C.

• Creep & Fatigue Resistance: Suitable for components under prolonged high-stress and cyclic loading.

• Excellent Oxidation & Corrosion Resistance: Performs in aggressive high-temperature environments.

• Machinability & Fabricability: Can be forged, machined, and welded with proper procedures.

• Dimensional Stability: Maintains integrity under thermal cycling.

• Aerospace Industry: Gas turbine blades, discs, and hot-section components.

• Power Generation: High-temperature turbines, heat exchangers, and boiler components.

• Industrial Machinery: High-performance parts exposed to heat and stress.

• Marine & Defense: Engine components and other critical high-temperature applications.

• Round Bars (hot forged or precision machined)

• Custom diameters and lengths for critical applications

• Supplied in annealed or solution-treated condition

INVAR 49 Round Bar is a nickel-iron alloy (approximately 49% nickel) known for its extremely low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE). This property makes it highly dimensionally stable across temperature variations. It also exhibits good corrosion resistance, high toughness, and moderate strength. INVAR 49 is widely used in precision instruments, aerospace, and scientific applications where minimal thermal expansion is critical.

• Nickel (Ni): 49%

• Iron (Fe): 50%

• Carbon (C): ≤ 0.10%

• Manganese (Mn): ≤ 0.50%

• Copper (Cu): ≤ 0.20%

• Other Trace Elements: ≤ 0.50%

• Extremely Low Thermal Expansion: Ideal for precision components exposed to temperature changes.

• Good Corrosion Resistance: Performs well in atmospheric and mild chemical environments.

• High Toughness: Resists cracking and mechanical stress.

• Moderate Strength: Can be fabricated, machined, and welded with proper precautions.

• Dimensional Stability: Maintains size and shape across a wide temperature range.

• Aerospace & Aviation: Structural components and instruments requiring minimal thermal expansion.

• Scientific Instruments: Precision gauges, measurement devices, and reference standards.

• Electronics: Semiconductor and optical equipment components.

• Industrial Machinery: Parts requiring dimensional stability under temperature fluctuations.

• Round Bars (hot rolled, forged, or cold drawn)

• Precision machined rods

Overview:
MP35N is a nickel-cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy known for its exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. It is a multiphase, precipitation-hardening alloy that maintains excellent mechanical properties in harsh environments, including seawater, acids, and chloride solutions. MP35N is widely used in aerospace, medical, and chemical industries.

Chemical Composition (Typical %):

• Nickel (Ni): 34.0–38.0%

• Cobalt (Co): 34.0–38.0%

• Chromium (Cr): 19.0–21.0%

• Molybdenum (Mo): 9.0–10.0%

• Iron (Fe): 1.0% max

• Carbon (C): 0.10% max

• Manganese (Mn), Silicon (Si), Copper (Cu): trace amounts

Mechanical Properties:

• Tensile Strength: 1380–2060 MPa (depending on heat treatment)

• Yield Strength: 1030–1720 MPa

• Elongation: 6–12%

• Hardness (HRC): 44–50 (age-hardened condition)

• Fatigue Strength: Excellent, suitable for cyclic loading applications

Features & Advantages:

• Exceptional resistance to chloride-induced stress corrosion cracking.

• High strength and hardness, even at elevated temperatures.

• Biocompatible and suitable for medical implants and surgical instruments.

• Excellent fatigue and creep resistance.

Applications:

• Aerospace fasteners, springs, and structural components.

• Medical implants and surgical instruments.

• Chemical processing equipment exposed to highly corrosive environments.

• Marine hardware and high-performance valves.

Standards & Specifications:

• UNS R30035 / ASTM F562 (for medical applications)

• Equivalent grades: None exact; MP35N is unique among high-strength corrosion-resistant alloys.

• Our pure nickel strip products are custom-engineered to 99.98% purity for critical battery connector applications. We employ an advanced wrought powder metallurgy process to deliver material with significant advantages in comparison to standard wrought nickel battery strip. Key benefits include:
  • 15-20% higher conductivity than traditional cast nickel strip
  • Consistent chemistry control
  • Standard and custom sizes & tempers
  • Short lead-times and small minimum order sizes
  • Superior surface finish

• Corrosion Resistance: Highly resistant to various corrosive media, including acids, alkalis, saltwater, and chloride-bearing environments.
• High-Temperature Performance: Maintains mechanical strength and structural integrity even at temperatures above 1000°C.
• Mechanical Strength: Offers high tensile strength and resistance to stress corrosion cracking, ensuring durability.
• Thermal Stability: Stable across wide temperature ranges and resilient to thermal cycling without losing properties.
• Ductility & Formability: Easy to form and weld without becoming brittle, allowing for complex designs.
• Long Lifespan: Engineered for longevity, with components potentially lasting 25-35 years or more in specific conditions. 

• Chemical Processing: Handling of caustic alkalis, acids, and other corrosive chemicals.
• Oil & Gas: Used in recovery systems for sour natural gas and other harsh environments.
• Aerospace: Critical components in engines and aircraft due to their high-temperature strength.
• Energy: Found in nuclear power systems and reactors requiring high thermal stability.
• Pharmaceuticals: Equipment for drug production that must remain non-corrosive and maintain product purity. 

• Nickel 200/201: Pure nickel alloys known for excellent resistance to corrosion and good mechanical properties, especially Nickel 201 for high-temperature use.
• Alloy 20: Another grade prized for its resistance to corrosion, especially in sulfuric acid environments.
• Inconel: A high-performance family of nickel-chromium-based superalloys known for superior strength at high temperatures.
• C276 (Hastelloy C-276): A superior choice for chloride-bearing environments, used in demanding chemical and pharmaceutical applications. 

• Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Resists degradation from aggressive chemicals and harsh environments, ensuring longevity.
• High Temperature & Pressure Tolerance: Maintains strength and mechanical properties at extreme heat and high pressures.
• High Strength & Durability: Robust and strong, able to withstand intense industrial conditions.
• Good Weldability: Can be easily welded for secure installation and system modification. 

• Elbows: Change the direction of flow in a piping system.
• Tees: Create branches or splits in a pipeline.
• Reducers: Connect pipes of different sizes.
• Flanges: Provide solid, leak-free connections to valves or other equipment.
• Couplings: Join pipes of different sizes or types.
• Buttweld Fittings: Welded directly to the pipe for a strong connection.
• Socket Weld & Threaded Fittings: Create secure connections through screwing or insertion. 

• Chemical & Petrochemical Industries: Handling corrosive fluids and high-temperature processes.
• Oil & Gas: Withstanding high pressures and harsh conditions in pipelines.
• Power Generation: Used in high-heat environments.
• Pharmaceutical & Healthcare: Ensuring hygiene and resisting corrosion.
• Food & Beverage: Providing hygienic, corrosion-resistant connections. 

• Nickel 200: A commercially pure nickel with good ductility and strength.
• Nickel 201: A variant of Nickel 200 with a lower carbon content, which helps prevent graphitization and allows for higher operating temperatures (up to 1250°F)

• 99.6% PURITY: 99.6% pure nickel strip is the material you want, the nickel strip here will never corrode and come loose after welded to a 18650 cell, lithium-ion batteries, and any other circuit systems. Nickel strip is commonly used in battery building due to its ease of use in spot welding and soldering as well its high corrosion resistance over time. 

• Material: A core of low-carbon steel with an outer coating of nickel.
• Manufacturing: Created through an electrolytic plating process to ensure a uniform and adherent coating.
• Corrosion Resistance: The nickel layer forms a protective oxide, protecting the underlying steel from rust.
• High-Temperature Performance: Exhibits excellent heat resistance, maintaining integrity in high-temperature applications.
• Conductivity: The nickel coating improves electrical conductivity compared to uncoated steel.
• Solderability: Enhanced by the nickel layer, though specialized or activated fluxes may be needed for difficult soldering tasks.
• Ductility: Available in varying degrees of softness and hardness, with some grades offering high ductility for post-processing. 

• Lighting Industry: Used as inner lead components in incandescent bulbs, fluorescent tubes, halogen lamps, and HID lamps.
• Electronics: Found in various electronic components, resistors, fuses, and as jumper wires.
• Automotive: Employed in automotive lighting and other specialized high-temperature applications.
• Specialty Wires: Utilized in making music wire and other applications demanding corrosion protection. 

Overview:
HAYNES 242 is a nickel-chromium-cobalt-molybdenum superalloy designed for high-temperature applications requiring excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. It offers exceptional mechanical strength at elevated temperatures, making it ideal for aerospace, chemical processing, and power generation industries.

Chemical Composition (Typical %):

• Nickel (Ni): 59% min

• Chromium (Cr): 21% max

• Cobalt (Co): 11% max

• Molybdenum (Mo): 8% max

• Iron (Fe): 5% max

• Carbon (C): 0.10% max

• Manganese (Mn): 0.5% max

• Silicon (Si): 0.5% max

Mechanical Properties:

• Tensile Strength: 1,100–1,300 MPa at room temperature

• Yield Strength: 690–830 MPa

• Elongation: 20%

• Creep Resistance: Excellent at high temperatures (up to ~850°C)

• Hardness (HRB/HRC): 90–95 HRB typical

Features & Advantages:

• Outstanding high-temperature strength and creep resistance.

• Excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance in aggressive environments.

• Good fatigue resistance under cyclic high-temperature loading.

• Retains mechanical properties over prolonged service at elevated temperatures.

Applications:

• Aerospace components such as turbine discs, blades, and fasteners.

• Gas turbines and power generation equipment.

• Chemical processing equipment exposed to high temperatures and corrosive media.

• High-performance industrial valves and fittings.

Standards & Specifications:

• UNS N07024 / Haynes 242

• ASTM B670 (for bars and forgings)

1. Grade & Standard:

• Invar 42 is a controlled-expansion alloy containing nickel and iron.

• Known for its low thermal expansion and high dimensional stability.

• Standards / Equivalent Grades:

  • UNS: K94200

  • ASTM F1684, ASTM B753

  • DIN: 1.3917

2. Chemical Composition (Approx.):

• Nickel (Ni): 41 – 43%

• Iron (Fe): Balance

• Manganese (Mn): ≤ 0.50%

• Cobalt (Co): ≤ 0.50%

• Carbon (C): ≤ 0.05%

• Silicon (Si): ≤ 0.30%

• Phosphorus (P): ≤ 0.025%

• Sulphur (S): ≤ 0.025%

3. Mechanical Properties (Typical Annealed Condition):

• Tensile Strength: 520 – 690 N/mm²

• Yield Strength: ~ 345 N/mm²

• Hardness: 135 – 190 HB

• Elongation: 30 – 40%

• Density: 8.1 g/cm³

4. Key Features:

• Very low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE ~ 4.9 µm/m·°C between 20–100°C).

• Excellent dimensional stability over temperature changes.

• Good machinability in annealed condition.

• Non-magnetic in annealed state, becomes slightly magnetic after cold working.

• Good toughness and ductility.

5. Applications:

• Electronics: Glass-to-metal seals, semiconductor lead frames, electronic packaging.

• Aerospace & Defense: Precision instruments, gyroscopes, optical devices.

• Scientific Instruments: Measuring devices, laser components, shadow masks.

• Medical Industry: MRI equipment, surgical tools requiring dimensional stability.

6. Supply Conditions:

• Available in Annealed or Cold Drawn condition.

• Supplied as Round Bars, Rods, Plates, Strips, and Forged Shapes.

7. Sizes & Forms:

• Diameter Range: 8mm – 250mm (varies by supplier).

• Delivered in standard lengths or custom cut-to-size.

• Material Composition: Primarily nickel, often mixed with elements like chromium, iron, molybdenum, and cobalt to enhance specific properties.
• Form: Solid, cylindrical shape, making it easy to machine and work with.
• Properties:
  • Excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance.
  • High-temperature strength.
  • Good toughness and durability.
  • Can be polished for aesthetic appeal and added protection.
• Common Alloys: Includes well-known types such as Inconel, Monel, Hastelloy, and specific alloys like Alloy 625 or 718. 

• Aerospace: Jet engines, turbine blades, missile components.
• Marine: Desalination systems, pipelines, and other saltwater environments.
• Chemical Processing: Equipment for handling corrosive substances.
• Power Generation: Heat exchangers and turbine parts.
• Oil & Gas: Components for high-pressure systems and offshore rigs.
• Automotive: Exhaust systems and fuel tanks. 

• Exceptional Corrosion Resistance: Resists oxidation, reducing agents, caustic alkalis, and other corrosive substances better than stainless steel.
• High-Temperature Stability: Maintains mechanical strength and performance in elevated temperatures, preventing issues like embrittlement.
• Excellent Thermal and Electrical Conductivity: Useful in electronics and electrical engineering for efficient heat transfer.
• Durability and Longevity: Withstands wear, fatigue, and deformation, leading to longer service life and reduced maintenance.
• Non-Magnetic: Some types, like Nickel 200, remain non-magnetic at room temperature. 

• Nickel 200/201: Commercially pure nickel known for corrosion resistance in caustic environments and good thermal conductivity.
• Inconel: A nickel-chromium alloy with added elements like aluminum for exceptional resistance to high-temperature oxidation.
• Monel: A nickel-copper alloy with high corrosion resistance, especially in saltwater environments.
• Hastelloy: A group of nickel-based alloys known for their extreme corrosion resistance, particularly in aggressive acidic conditions. 

• Chemical Processing: Resisting harsh chemicals and corrosive fluids.
• Oil and Gas: In harsh marine and deep-sea environments.
• Aerospace: Withstanding extreme temperatures and corrosive conditions.
• Power Generation: For high-temperature components.
• Electronics: Where heat dissipation and electrical conductivity are critical. 

• Corrosion Resistance: Exceptional ability to withstand corrosive chemicals, saltwater, and caustic environments.
• High-Temperature Strength: Maintain mechanical properties and structural integrity under extreme heat conditions.
• Durability: Forging enhances the material's strength and reliability, making them ideal for high-pressure systems.
• Versatility: Available in various forms (elbows, tees, couplings, etc.) and connection types (threaded, socket weld).
• Application-Specific: Different nickel alloys are chosen based on the specific needs of the application, such as resistance to acids, high-purity requirements, or extreme strength. 

• Nickel 200/201: Excellent resistance in neutral to reducing environments, good thermal and electrical conductivity.
• Monel (e.g., Nickel 400): High strength and corrosion resistance, especially in saltwater and hydrofluoric acid.
• Inconel (e.g., Alloy 625, Alloy 718): Outstanding resistance to high temperatures, oxidation, and corrosive media. 

• Chemical Processing: Handling aggressive chemicals and high-temperature fluids.
• Oil & Gas: For demanding extraction and transport operations.
• Aerospace: Where high strength-to-weight ratios and extreme environmental resistance are critical.
• Marine: Due to excellent saltwater resistance (Monel). 

• Elbows (90°, 45°): Change direction of piping.
• Tees: Create branch lines.
• Couplings: Connect pipes or join two separate fittings.
• Caps: Seal the end of a pipe.
• Bushing/Nipples: Connect pipes of different sizes or provide threaded connections. 

• Corrosion Resistance: Nickel's noble metallic properties, enhanced by alloying elements, provide excellent resistance to various acids, alkalis, and oxidation.
• High-Temperature Strength: They retain their strength and structural integrity at elevated temperatures, resisting creep (slow deformation under stress).
• Mechanical Toughness: Nickel alloy pipes offer superior toughness, fatigue resistance, and creep resistance, reducing failure risk in long-term service.
• Versatility: The diverse compositions available allow for a wide range of properties, catering to specific industrial demands. 

• Inconel: Known for excellent high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance.
• Monel: Offers good resistance to seawater and various corrosive solutions.
• Hastelloy: Highly resistant to corrosion, especially in acidic and alkaline environments.
• Pure Nickel (e.g., Nickel 200/201): Provides high corrosion resistance, particularly against hydroxides. 

• Chemical Processing: Transporting aggressive fluids and gases in reactors and heat exchangers.
• Aerospace: Used in high-temperature engine components, ducting, and exhaust systems.
• Power Generation: Essential for boilers, heat exchangers, and nuclear reactor components.
• Marine: Components exposed to seawater, such as specialized equipment and pumps.
• Oil & Gas: Critical for pipelines in harsh, high-pressure environments

• Nickel Copper Alloy Fittings are pipe connectors made from copper-nickel alloys (CuNi), primarily 90/10 and 70/30, prized for their exceptional corrosion resistance, especially in saltwater environments, along with strength, biofouling resistance, and good weldability. They are essential for connecting pipelines in marine, offshore, and industrial applications that involve brine, neutral salts, and some acids. Key Characteristics:
  • Corrosion Resistance: Highly resistant to seawater, brine, and chlorides, preventing pitting and stress corrosion cracking.
  • Biofouling Resistance: Form a protective film that prevents marine organisms from adhering to surfaces.
  • Strength: Possess high tensile and proof strength, even at elevated temperatures and pressures.
  • Fabricability: Offer good mechanical properties and fabricability, with 90/10 CuNi being particularly strong and weldable.
  • Thermal Conductivity: Have good thermal conductivity, making them suitable for heat exchangers.
  • Low Fouling: The surface tends to become smoother over time in flowing water, resisting macro-fouling. 
  Common Alloys:
  • 90/10 CuNi (C70600): High resistance to impingement attack, good for warm water, and widely used in marine and offshore systems.
  • 70/30 CuNi (C71500): Offers higher strength and greater resistance to corrosive media, making it suitable for demanding applications. 
  Typical Applications:
  • Marine & Offshore: Seawater piping, cooling systems, firewater systems on platforms and vessels.
  • Power Generation: Tubes for evaporators and heat recovery in desalination plants.
  • Chemical Processing: Systems handling neutral and alkaline salts, diluted non-oxidizing acids, and organic compounds. 
  Corrosion Resistance: Highly resistant to a broad spectrum of corrosive chemicals, including acids and alkalis, as well as oxidation.
• High-Temperature Strength: Maintains structural integrity and resists creep (stretching) at elevated temperatures, outperforming many other materials.
• Mechanical Strength & Ductility: Strong, yet highly ductile and malleable, allowing for easy shaping, bending, and forming into complex parts without compromising integrity.
• Thermal Conductivity: Possesses excellent thermal conductivity, making it ideal for heat exchangers.
• Magnetic Properties: Some nickel alloys, like nickel-iron, are ferromagnetic, offering high magnetic permeability for specialized applications. 

• Aerospace: Components for jet engines and other high-temperature applications.
• Chemical Processing: Reactors, tubing, and other equipment that handles corrosive substances.
• Power Generation: Turbine blades and heat exchangers due to high-temperature capabilities.
• Marine Engineering: Resists corrosion in harsh saltwater environments.
• Electronics: Batteries, capacitors, and relays due to good conductivity and corrosion resistance.
• Construction & Appliances: Decorative finishes, roofing, and components for domestic appliances.
• Medical Devices: Certain nickel alloys, like Nitinol (nickel-titanium), offer shape-memory and super-elastic properties. 

• High Strength: Provides higher tensile and yield strength than standard 300-series stainless steels.
• Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Resists general corrosion, pitting, crevice corrosion, and stress corrosion cracking, especially in chloride-rich environments like seawater.
• Good Weldability: Can be welded without needing post-weld heat treatment.
• Non-Magnetic: Maintains non-magnetic properties even after cold working, crucial for electronics and medical implants.
• Good Toughness: Offers a good combination of strength and toughness. 

• High Chromium (Cr)
• High Nickel (Ni)
• Molybdenum (Mo)
• Nitrogen (N)
• Niobium (Nb) and Tantalum (Ta) 

• Marine & Offshore: Boat shafting, marine hardware, offshore drilling components.
• Chemical & Petrochemical: Equipment, valves, pumps for processing and handling corrosive chemicals.
• Oil & Gas: Downhole equipment, pumps, and valves.
• Food Processing: Equipment due to its corrosion resistance.
• Nuclear Industry: Mechanical components for power plants.
• Other: Heat exchangers, condensers, springs, fasteners, medical implants

NIMONIC C 263 is a high-performance nickel-based superalloy known for its exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and creep resistance at elevated temperatures. It is specifically designed for use in high-temperature aerospace and gas turbine applications, where thermal stability and fatigue resistance are critical. NIMONIC C 263 can maintain mechanical properties at temperatures up to 700–750°C, making it ideal for turbine discs, blades, and other high-stress components.

• Nickel (Ni): 50 – 60%

• Cobalt (Co): 10 – 20%

• Chromium (Cr): 18 – 22%

• Molybdenum (Mo): 4 – 5%

• Titanium (Ti): 2 – 3%

• Aluminum (Al): 0.7 – 1.2%

• Carbon (C): 0.08 – 0.15%

• Balance: Other trace elements

• High Temperature Strength: Maintains mechanical properties under extreme heat.

• Excellent Corrosion & Oxidation Resistance: Performs in aggressive environments.

• Creep Resistance: Minimizes deformation under long-term high-temperature loads.

• Good Fatigue Resistance: Suitable for cyclic loading in aerospace applications.

• Weldable & Fabricable: Requires specialized welding procedures due to nickel content.

• Aerospace Industry: Gas turbine discs, blades, and hot section components.

• Power Generation: Components for high-temperature turbines and boilers.

• Industrial Machinery: High-temperature processing equipment.

• Marine & Defense: High-performance mechanical parts exposed to heat and stress.

• Round Bars (hot forged or precision machined)

• Custom diameters and lengths for critical applications

• Can be supplied in annealed or solution-treated conditions

• Material: Nickel or nickel alloys (e.g., Nickel 200, 201, Hastelloy).
• Function: Connect two pipe sections or equipment securely, forming a leak-proof joint.
• Design: Flat circular shape with bolt holes around the perimeter for fastening. 

• Corrosion Resistance: Withstands aggressive chemicals, moist air, and saltwater.
• High-Temperature Strength: Maintains excellent strength and mechanical properties at elevated temperatures.
• Thermal Stability: Efficient performance under extreme pressure and temperature conditions.
• Ductility & Longevity: Offers high ductility and a long service life in demanding systems. 

• Chemical & Petrochemical: For handling corrosive fluids and extreme process conditions.
• Marine: Resists saltwater corrosion and biofouling in seawater piping systems.
• Power Generation: Used in high-temperature and high-pressure environments.
• Aerospace & Pharmaceuticals: Where high durability and purity are essential. 

• Corrosion Resistance: Excellent protection against aggressive chemicals, seawater, acids, and alkaline solutions.
• High-Temperature Strength: Maintains structural integrity and strength in extreme heat conditions.
• Durability & Strength: Engineered for superior strength, ensuring long-lasting performance.
• Versatility: Available in various nickel alloy grades (like Monel, Inconel, Hastelloy) and configurations for diverse industrial requirements. 

• Weld Neck Flanges: Feature a long tapered hub, ideal for high-pressure and hostile environments.
• Slip-On Flanges: Easy to install and weld, often used for low-pressure jobs and in marine settings.
• Blind Flanges: Solid, circular flanges used to block off pipelines or vessels.
• Lap Joint Flanges: Slid over pipes with stub ends, suitable for applications requiring frequent dismantling.
• Threaded Flanges: Can be attached to pipes with external threads, eliminating the need for welding. 

• Exceptional Wear/Galling Resistance: The high silicon and manganese content inhibit metal-to-metal wear and galling without needing lubrication.
• High Strength: Offers double the yield strength of 304 stainless steel, even in its annealed state.
• High-Temperature Performance: Resists oxidation and maintains mechanical properties at elevated temperatures.
• Corrosion Resistance: Provides superior resistance to chloride pitting, stress corrosion cracking, and crevice corrosion compared to 316L in lab settings.
• Non-Magnetic: Unlike many stainless steels, it is non-magnetic, beneficial for medical or electronic uses.
• Weldability & Fabrication: Can be easily welded and fabricated. 

• Primarily Chromium, Nickel, Manganese, Silicon, and Nitrogen. 

• Valves and Pumps: Stems, seats, pins, bushings, and shafts.
• Fasteners: Bolts, nuts, and other components subject to friction.
• Aerospace & Automotive: Components requiring high strength and wear resistance.
• Oil & Gas / Petrochemical: Components in corrosive and high-wear environments.
• Conveyor Systems: Chain links and other wear parts.
• Food Processing: Mixers and other equipment needing wear protection

• Corrosion Resistance: Highly resistant to a broad spectrum of corrosive chemicals, including acids and alkalis, as well as oxidation.
• High-Temperature Strength: Maintains structural integrity and resists creep (stretching) at elevated temperatures, outperforming many other materials.
• Mechanical Strength & Ductility: Strong, yet highly ductile and malleable, allowing for easy shaping, bending, and forming into complex parts without compromising integrity.
• Thermal Conductivity: Possesses excellent thermal conductivity, making it ideal for heat exchangers.
• Magnetic Properties: Some nickel alloys, like nickel-iron, are ferromagnetic, offering high magnetic permeability for specialized applications. 

• Aerospace: Components for jet engines and other high-temperature applications.
• Chemical Processing: Reactors, tubing, and other equipment that handles corrosive substances.
• Power Generation: Turbine blades and heat exchangers due to high-temperature capabilities.
• Marine Engineering: Resists corrosion in harsh saltwater environments.
• Electronics: Batteries, capacitors, and relays due to good conductivity and corrosion resistance.
• Construction & Appliances: Decorative finishes, roofing, and components for domestic appliances.
• Medical Devices: Certain nickel alloys, like Nitinol (nickel-titanium), offer shape-memory and super-elastic properties. 

• Corrosion Resistance: Nickel's noble metallic properties, enhanced by alloying elements, provide excellent resistance to various acids, alkalis, and oxidation.
• High-Temperature Strength: They retain their strength and structural integrity at elevated temperatures, resisting creep (slow deformation under stress).
• Mechanical Toughness: Nickel alloy pipes offer superior toughness, fatigue resistance, and creep resistance, reducing failure risk in long-term service.
• Versatility: The diverse compositions available allow for a wide range of properties, catering to specific industrial demands. 

• Inconel: Known for excellent high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance.
• Monel: Offers good resistance to seawater and various corrosive solutions.
• Hastelloy: Highly resistant to corrosion, especially in acidic and alkaline environments.
• Pure Nickel (e.g., Nickel 200/201): Provides high corrosion resistance, particularly against hydroxides. 

• Chemical Processing: Transporting aggressive fluids and gases in reactors and heat exchangers.
• Aerospace: Used in high-temperature engine components, ducting, and exhaust systems.
• Power Generation: Essential for boilers, heat exchangers, and nuclear reactor components.
• Marine: Components exposed to seawater, such as specialized equipment and pumps.
• Oil & Gas: Critical for pipelines in harsh, high-pressure environments

• Corrosion Resistance: Nickel's noble nature, enhanced by elements like chromium and molybdenum, creates protective oxide layers that resist oxidation and corrosion in various acidic, alkaline, and saline environments.
• High-Temperature Strength: These alloys maintain their structural integrity and strength at elevated temperatures, making them ideal for boilers, heat exchangers, and jet engines.
• Mechanical Strength & Durability: They exhibit high tensile strength and are resistant to creep (slow deformation under stress), ensuring long-term reliability.
• Versatility: Different alloy compositions provide tailored properties for specific applications, from aggressive chemical handling to marine components. 

• Inconel: Known for high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance, suitable for aerospace and chemical processing.
• Monel: Offers excellent resistance to seawater and hydrofluoric acid.
• Hastelloy: Provides superior resistance to pitting, crevice corrosion, and stress corrosion cracking in harsh environments.
• Nickel 200/201: Commercially pure nickel with excellent resistance to caustic solutions, hydroxides, and high-purity applications. 

• Types: Available as seamless (no weld) or welded (ERW, EFW), and can be fabricated into various shapes like round, square, or hydraulic pipes.
• Processes: Manufacturing involves precise alloying, casting, forming (extrusion, drawing, welding), heat treatment, and surface finishing (e.g., polished, pickled). 

• Chemical & Petrochemical: Transporting corrosive chemicals and handling process fluids.
• Oil & Gas: Wellhead components, deep-sea equipment, and offshore structures.
• Aerospace: Jet engine components, exhaust systems, and ducting.
• Power Generation: Boilers, heat exchangers, and turbine components.
• Marine: Seawater components and specialized marine equipment. 

Product Description:

Our expertise has enabled us to offer a comprehensive range of grade Nickel Alloy Wire to the clients. Procured from the certified vendors of the market, these pure nickel is processed using highly advance machinery and latest technology. Furthermore, this pure nickel is available with us at industry leading prices.

Specifications:

• Dia: 0.025 mm~10 mm
• Size: 0-swg50 (0.0254-10.0 mm)

Features:

• Longer service life
• Corrosion & abrasion resistant
• Purity

NIMONIC 75 is a high-performance nickel-chromium-cobalt superalloy known for its excellent high-temperature strength, corrosion resistance, and creep resistance. It is widely used in aerospace, gas turbines, and other high-temperature engineering applications. NIMONIC 75 maintains mechanical properties under extreme thermal and oxidative conditions, making it ideal for components exposed to sustained high temperatures and cyclic loading.

• Nickel (Ni): 55 – 60%

• Cobalt (Co): 20 – 25%

• Chromium (Cr): 19 – 21%

• Molybdenum (Mo): 1 – 2%

• Titanium (Ti): 0.8 – 1.5%

• Aluminum (Al): 0.3 – 0.8%

• Carbon (C): 0.08% max

• Balance: Other trace elements

• Exceptional High-Temperature Strength: Performs well up to 700–750°C.

• Creep & Fatigue Resistance: Suitable for components under long-term high-stress conditions.

• Corrosion & Oxidation Resistance: Resists aggressive high-temperature environments.

• Good Fabricability: Can be forged, machined, or welded with specialized procedures.

• Dimensional Stability: Maintains shape and strength under thermal cycling.

• Aerospace Industry: Gas turbine discs, blades, and hot-section components.

• Power Generation: High-temperature turbines, heat exchangers, and boilers.

• Industrial Machinery: Components exposed to extreme heat and stress.

• Marine & Defense: Engine parts and critical high-temperature mechanical components.

• Round Bars (hot forged or precision machined)

• Custom diameters and lengths for critical applications

• Supplied in annealed, solution-treated, or age-hardened condition

Grade & Standard:

• MP159 (Nickel-Cobalt Based Alloy)

• UNS R30159

Product Form:

• Round Bar

Material Type:

• High strength, corrosion-resistant nickel-cobalt alloy

• Designed for extreme high-temperature and high-stress environments

Key Properties:

• Exceptional tensile strength (up to 275 ksi / 1900 MPa)

• Excellent fatigue and stress-rupture strength

• Good creep resistance at elevated temperatures (up to 1100 °F / 593 °C)

• Superior corrosion and oxidation resistance in severe environments

• Retains strength after long service exposure

Applications:

• Aerospace fasteners and springs

• Gas turbine engine components

• Medical implants (where high strength and corrosion resistance are required)

• Chemical processing equipment

• High-performance automotive and racing applications

Delivery Condition:

• Supplied in annealed or aged condition depending on requirements

• Typically solution-treated and aged for maximum strength

Chemical Composition (Typical %):

• Nickel (Ni): 50 – 55

• Cobalt (Co): 35 – 40

• Chromium (Cr): 20 – 22

• Molybdenum (Mo): 6 – 7

• Titanium (Ti): 1.0 – 1.5

• Aluminum (Al): 0.4 – 0.6

• Iron (Fe): ≤ 3

• Others: trace amounts of B, Zr

resistance, oxidation resistance, and strength at elevated temperatures. It’s often used in harsh environments like chemical processing, aerospace, and power generation.

• Alloy Name: Haynes 160

• Type: Cobalt-based superalloy

• Common Forms: Round bar, sheet, plate, tube

• Typical Applications: Chemical reactors, aerospace components, high-temperature industrial equipment

• ✅ Excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance, especially in high-temperature environments (up to about 1100°C)

• ✅ Good mechanical strength at elevated temperatures

• ✅ Excellent resistance to thermal fatigue and thermal shock

• ✅ Good fabricability and weldability (with proper procedures)

• Heat exchangers and furnace components

• Chemical processing equipment (reactor vessels, valves)

• Aerospace engine components exposed to high temperatures

• Gas turbine parts

• Industrial incinerators and power plants

• Good machinability for a cobalt-based alloy (often requires sharp tools and coolant)

• Weldable using specialized welding procedures (TIG, electron beam, laser welding)

• Pre- and post-weld heat treatments are often recommended to reduce residual stresses

If you want, I can help with:

• More detailed mechanical data or certifications

• Sourcing or pricing info

• Comparison with other Haynes alloys (like 188, 230, 242)

• Advice on machining or welding