hex nuts

Hastelloy G30 is resistant to grain precipitation in high temperature regions. Hastelloy G30 fasteners exhibit physical properties such as thermal conductivity, elongation, and elastic modulus. Hastelloy G30 has properties such as yield strength and tensile strength. Our company supplies these fasteners to oil and gas, refineries, fertilizers, heat exchangers. These fasteners are also used in water treatment, sugar, dairy and food processing. It also shows density, area reduction, and coefficient of linear thermal expansion. Our Hastelloy G30 fasteners are highly resistant to hydrochloric and nitric acids. The alloy has superior resistance to industrial phosphoric acid. Hastelloy G30 fasteners perform well in corrosive environments.

Inconel 718 Hex Nuts offer high strength and corrosion resistance. Additionally, they are known for their high strength capabilities and 1800¡ãF availability. The excellent corrosion resistance of Inconel 718 at high temperatures is due to the nickel-chromium content, even when resisting chloride stress corrosion cracking. Adding molybdenum to the alloy helps prevent pitting corrosion.

Nimonic 80a Nuts are low creep superalloy fasteners made from alloys containing over 50% nickel, 20% chromium, and additions of titanium and aluminum. Nimonic Alloy 80a fasteners can withstand very high temperatures.

Inconel X-750 Nuts are fasteners made from an alloy containing nickel and cobalt as base elements, which contains chromium, with additions of titanium and aluminum. Inconel X-750 fasteners are highly resistant to chemical corrosion and oxidation, with high stress rupture strength and low creep rates at high stresses up to 1500¡ãF (816¡ãC).

Inconel 718 Nut is an age-hardening nickel-chromium-based superalloy ideal for extreme environments where oxidation and corrosion resistant bolts are required, even when subjected to pressure and high temperatures. 718 nuts are twice as strong as Inconel 625 nuts and are known for their high yield strength and 1800¡ãF availability. Inconel 718 nuts are often chosen by the industry for their high temperature strength capabilities, it also provides strength and ductility at low temperatures.

Inconel 718 Nuts, also known as Alloy 718, are a precipitation hardening (also known as age hardening) form of Inconel 625. This heating and quenching process is used to change the atomic structure of the alloy, making it stronger by locking the metal’s grain structure in place. Additional strength can be obtained by cold working.

Inconel 718 nuts have excellent resistance to chloride ion stress corrosion cracking due to their nickel-chromium content. Nickel in Alloy 718 helps to resist the alkalinity of many inorganic and organic compounds over a wide range of acidity and acidity, with the exception of strongly oxidizing compounds. Its chromium content makes it resistant to sulfur compounds and mild oxidizing media, while molybdenum helps prevent pitting.