Nickel 200
Commercially pure wrought nickel with useful resistance to many reducing chemicals and caustic environments.
View Material Data →Explore commercially pure nickel, nickel-copper, nickel-chromium and iron-nickel-chromium alloys used for demanding corrosion and temperature service.
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Commercially pure wrought nickel with useful resistance to many reducing chemicals and caustic environments.
View Material Data →Low-carbon modification of Nickel 200 used where controlled carbon is important for elevated-temperature service.
View Material Data →Nickel-copper alloy with useful resistance to seawater and a range of reducing chemical environments.
View Material Data →Nickel-chromium alloy offering resistance to oxidation and many corrosive environments.
View Material Data →Nickel-chromium alloy containing aluminum for strong oxidation resistance at elevated temperature.
View Material Data →High-temperature nickel-chromium-iron alloy developed for oxidation and carburization resistance.
View Material Data →Nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy combining high strength with strong corrosion resistance in many environments.
View Material Data →High-strength nickel-based alloy retaining useful mechanical properties over a broad temperature range.
View Material Data →Iron-nickel-chromium alloy used for oxidation resistance and structural stability at elevated temperature.
View Material Data →Controlled-composition Alloy 800 variant intended for improved creep and rupture properties at elevated temperature.
View Material Data →High-temperature Alloy 800 modification with chemistry controls for improved elevated-temperature performance.
View Material Data →Nickel-iron-chromium alloy containing molybdenum and copper for aggressive chemical environments.
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