Inconel 600 Nickel Alloy Annealed Smooth Strip / Tape High Strength 0.4mm * 50mm

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INCONEL covers a wide spectrum of compositions and properties. The combination of nickel and chromium in these alloys provides resistance to both corrosive reducing and oxidizing solutions. Nickel and chromium also act together to resist oxidation, carburization and other forms of deterioration at high temperatures. These alloys do not become brittle at cryogenic temperatures, have good tensile and fatigue resistance at moderate temperatures, and have excellent resistance to flow and breakage at high temperatures.
In most INCONEL® alloys, the basic characteristics of the nickel-chromium system are enhanced by the addition of other elements. Some of the alloys increase their resistance by adding aluminum, titanium and niobium (columbium). Others contain cobalt, copper, molybdenum or tungsten to improve specific attributes of mechanical or corrosion resistance. Alloys also contain iron in amounts ranging from 1% to more than 20%. In most cases the dominant effects on the properties are due to the alloys, except iron.

Application:

Aerospace and jet engines

Nickel alloys are a natural choice within the aerospace industry. Engine parts, in particular, are exposed to high temperatures and high pressure. Materials need to be able to withstand this environment and retain their strength and integrity. Nickel alloys exhibit low expansion at these high temperatures, offer creep resistance under high-stress conditions, and are corrosion resistant.

INCONEL alloy 600, for example, is used for jet engine and airframe components, such as lockwire, exhaust liners and turbine seals. While INCONEL alloy 601 has such high mechanical strength and is so easy to work with, making it useful across a broad range of aerospace applications.

Oil and gas extraction

One of the key industrial applications for INCONEL alloys is in oil and gas extraction. There are many factors to consider in this sector for design engineers when it comes to material selection. Temperatures can be very high and the raw substances being processed or stored are volatile and corrosive.

Superalloys such as INCONEL alloy 625 are utilised for the separation of extracted fluids in the processing systems for liquefied natural gas production. This material offers outstanding fatigue and thermal-fatigue strength, as well as good oxidation resistance, high tensile, creep and rupture strength, and excellent weldability. It’s often employed to line steel transfer piping in sour gas and gas extraction equipment.

Chemical Compositon of Inconel 600 Wt.%: