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Nimonic 80A is a member of the Nimonic Alloy family, which is also a nickel-based alloy. Its composition includes titanium and aluminum, elements that allow it to be age-hardened. This process greatly increases its mechanical strength and also resists creep deformation. It works reliably at temperatures up to 815°C (1500°F).

Nimonic 75 is a nickel-based alloy belonging to the group Nimonic Alloy, which contains about 20% chromium and therefore has excellent oxidation resistance. It has good mechanical properties at high temperatures.

This material is a nickel-based alloy that offers high strength and corrosion resistance. Its main elements are nickel and chromium, with the usual additions of titanium and aluminum. These additions improve high-temperature performance.

ASTM F1537 provides a superior solution when your standard materials face extreme wear, component jamming, and seizing. It is a… Read More »ASTM F1537 : High Wear Resistance and Corrosion Resistance

Designed specifically for extreme high-temperature environments, Haynes 188 is a high-performance superalloy. This material provides a superior solution when ordinary… Read More »Haynes 188 : Breakthrough in Durability Beyond Stainless Steel

MP35N alloy solves the problems commonly encountered with ordinary stainless steel pipes and stainless steel pipe fittings in critical high-pressure… Read More »MP35N Alloy : Corrosion-resistant Cobalt-based Alloy

CO50 alloy is designed for the most demanding environments, providing the durability your stainless steel pipes and stainless steel pipe… Read More »What is CO50 Alloy : Materials That Conquer Extreme Environments

Incoloy 800HT is designed for demanding high-temperature service, providing a powerful solution when ordinary stainless steel tubings and stainless steel… Read More »What is Incoloy 800HT : Creep Fighter

Incoloy 800H solves the problem that standard alloys often degrade rapidly when exposed to high heat and pressure, leading to… Read More »Incoloy 800H Details:What Is It Used For?