Nickel Alloy Pipe & Tube

Another difference between Astm B626 Nickel Alloy C276 Welded Pipe and Alloy C is that Alloy C276 pipe has better machinability.

The Hastelloy C276 round tube is manufactured from a high temperature heat resistant alloy, which contributes to its widespread use in the power industry. Whereas, Hastelloy C276 pipe exhibits outstanding properties such as high wear resistance, corrosion resistance and longer service life due to the raw materials used in its processing.

Hastelloy Cold Drawn Tubes and Tubes – Offers good machinability, higher strength and constant degrees of freedom compared to hot rolled and cold drawn tubes. These pipes work more efficiently because their microstructure is very constant and also have increased physical properties.

Hastelloy C22/C276 pipes and tubes are manufactured by mechanical treatment or electroplating and machining. The inner and outer surfaces of the Hastelloy tubing are electropolished for a uniform appearance.

Inconel 625 is an alloy that also performs well at lower temperatures. Temperature changes can cause the alloy tube to expand or contract. Therefore, materials with good ductility, such as Inconel 625 pipe, should be selected for piping systems with temperature fluctuations, especially because of their good properties.

Inconel 625 is an alloy that also performs well at lower temperatures. Temperature changes can cause the alloy tube to expand or contract. Therefore, materials with good ductility, such as Inconel 625 pipe, should be selected for piping systems with temperature fluctuations, especially because of their good properties.

Some typical applications for Inconel 625 include chemical processing, aerospace and marine engineering, pollution control equipment and nuclear reactors. This nickel alloy has excellent weldability and is often used to weld AL-6XN. This alloy is resistant to a variety of severe corrosive environments, especially pitting and crevice corrosion.

Inconel 625 Clad Pipe is an alloy that is not susceptible to rot due to oxidation. This material is suitable for structural construction, especially components such as Alloy 625 seamless tubing for heat transfer applications.

Inconel 625 was developed in the 1960s to create a material that could be used in steam pipes. Some modifications have been made to its original composition to make it more creep resistant and weldable.

Inconel 625 is an austenitic steel. These pipes are designed with high-quality nickel, chromium and molybdenum compositions, enabling the pipes to carry fluids and gases in corrosive and oxidizing media.

Inconel 718 tubing is a high performance nickel alloy used in sour oil and gas fields. Inconel 718 tube hardened nickel-based alloys and cold-worked solid nickel-based alloys offer many advantages including high strength, toughness, low magnetic permeability, and excellent corrosion resistance.

Inconel 800, 800H and 800HT are nickel-iron-chromium alloys with excellent strength and good rust and carburization resistance at high temperature exposure. These types of nickel metal alloys are the same except that the 800H alloy has a higher carbon content, and about 1.20% aluminum and titanium are added to the 800HT alloy.

Inconel 718 tubing and other nickel-based alloys are ideal for the cost-effective manufacture of pumps, valves and process control equipment in oil and gas extraction.

Hastelloy C276 Welded Pipe is ideal for chemical process applications in the as-welded condition. By adding tungsten to ASTM B622 UNS N10276 alloy C276 pipe, its corrosion resistance becomes superior.

c276 is highly resistant to most chemicals and corrosive environments. The anti-corrosion and anti-oxidative properties come from the composition of chromium and molybdenum.

Chemical processing plants use high-end, high-precision tubing, such as Ni C276 hot-worked tubing. There are also resistance welded pipes. Hastelloy C276 Alloy EFW Tubing is easy to use. It can be welded without much precipitation. This feature helps the material retain its shape and not corrode even after applying field welding.

ASTM B619 UNS N10276 C276 pipes are also available in other shapes such as square, rectangular and hexagonal pipes. 2.4819 Hastelloy C-276 Alloy C276 pipe is used in applications where bending should not reduce strength. These ASTM B619 N10276 seamless pipes are mainly used to transport fuels from one place to another, as well as chemicals in different parts of processing plants.

ASTM B619 welded pipe for the pharmaceutical industry has good corrosion resistance, especially to high purity water. And they also show good resistance to corrosion by buffer solutions used to prepare pharmaceuticals if ASTM B619 UNS N10276 is also exposed to cleaning supplies.

C276 is a nickel-molybdenum-chromium superalloy with tungsten added, designed for excellent corrosion resistance in a variety of harsh environments. The high nickel and molybdenum contents make nickel steel alloys particularly resistant to pitting and crevice corrosion in reducing environments, while chromium is resistant to oxidizing media.

Although there are several variants of Hastelloy nickel alloys, Hastelloy C-276 is by far the most widely used.

HASTELLOY C-276 alloy has excellent resistance to a variety of chemical process environments, including strong oxidizing agents such as ferric and copper chlorides, hot fouling media (organic and inorganic), chlorine, formic and acetic acids, acetic anhydride, and Seawater and brine solutions. It can be used in flue gas desulfurization systems due to its excellent resistance to sulfur compounds and chloride ions in most scrubbers.

The tungsten element of Hastelloy C276 pipe makes it suitable for this welding, Hastelloy C276 seamless pipe can be easily welded to other objects.

Hastelloy tube has a melting point of 1370 degrees Celsius and is used in power generation, petrochemical, gas processing and chemical equipment. In addition, Werkstoff 2.4819 Hastelloy c-276 tubing is used in industries such as seawater equipment, offshore oil drilling, and paper and pulp.

ASTM B165 (same as ASME SB-165) is a standard specification covering the nickel-copper alloy Monel 400 (UNS N04400) in cold-worked seamless tube form.

Unique among Monel alloys, ASTM B165 Monel Seamless and Welded Pipe is considered a Puritan alloy because it contains the same nickel and copper content as the natural nickel ore found in the Sudbury mine in Ontario, Canada.

Although ASTM B165 UNS N04400 material has lower strength in the annealed condition, it exhibits excellent mechanical properties even at sub-zero temperatures. Monel tubes can be used up to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit. In order to improve the mechanical properties of Monel 400 welded pipe, it is possible to make finished products on it.

These pipes are difficult to machine because they harden from machining. Alloy 400 welded pipe can be processed using conventional techniques.

These Monel 400 pipes have high strength and toughness over a wide temperature range and have excellent resistance to many corrosive environments.

The low carbon content in the 2.4819 alloy C276 tube minimizes carbide precipitation. Carbide precipitation is a phenomenon that occurs during welding of various alloy grades.

Monel 400 is a popular nickel-copper alloy commonly used in high performance applications. The alloy has high resistance to acidic and alkaline environments, high strength, good ductility and thermal conductivity. Monel 400® is suitable for use in the subzero to 1,000°F (538°C) temperature range and can only be hardened by cold work.