We explore which INCONEL alloys are used for pipes and tubes, and the industries that employ them in their essential operations Pipes and tubes are among the most-used components manufactured with nickel alloys, and there is a wide range available on the market. We’ve already taken an in-depth look at how MONEL alloys are used to produce

INCONEL alloy 625 and aerospace engineering are a great combination. Find out why in this blog exploring this essential high-performance nickel alloy When INCONEL alloy 625 was first introduced in the early 1960s, the possibilities for how it could be used in the future were endless. While it might have been initially created for use

Meet the metal alloy with super powers to resist even the most acidic environment and remain incredibly tough at sub-zero temperatures: MONEL alloy 400Over the years, alloys have come and gone, but some remain to stand the test of time. MONEL Alloy 400 is a quality product with a long and interesting history. It is considered a ‘puritan alloy’,

If you need high strength alongside good corrosion resistance for demanding environments, one material worth your consideration is INCONEL alloy 718. We take a look at its specifications in more detail.When your project demands an alloy that offers superior high strength, why not take a look at INCONEL alloy 718? This nickel/cobalt and chromium material

Inconel alloy 601 is a widely popular Nickel-Chromium alloy that offers design engineers and manufacturers a superior alloy for use at elevated temperatures. Known for its versatility, high strength, and good weldability under a wide range of temperatures. Inconel alloy 601 exhibits exceptional properties like resistance to oxidation and other media at the high temperatures,

Created in the early 1960s, INCONEL alloy 625 is a real workhorse among nickel superalloys. It’s tough, light and versatile, with outstanding chemical and mechanical properties that make it suitable for a whole range of applications. No wonder it’s been an industry favourite for almost six decades. Alloy 625 was originally developed for use in steam piping

Part of the INCOLOY family, Alloy 925 is a nickel-iron-chromium alloy. It’s age-hardenable, and like all high-performance nickel alloys (superalloys), 925 is tough and versatile, and continues to perform well in hot, cold, and corrosive conditions. Nickel alloys are a safe, durable and cost-effective choice for use in harsh environments. They’re well-suited to high-pressure, high-stakes

We believe in finding the right alloy for the job for our customers, based on each grade’s individual strengths. So,when you need superior corrosion resistance, then one worth considering is the INCOLOY Alloy 825.INCOLOY Alloy 825 is one of a range of alloys that makes use of the metal molybdenum. This mineral is a popular addition to

INCONEL alloys are important products within the pollution control and waste processing industries, able to withstand some of the most extreme industrial environments. Pollution control and waste processing is an essential industry, and one that has rigorous standards to meet. As such, the materials used in the building of new plants, or in repairing, restoring

Corrosion is the enemy of metal components. The elevated corrosion resistance of nickel alloys is just one reason they’re an outstanding choice for critical, high-stress and/or high-temperature applications where component failure can prove catastrophic. But even among this top-performing group, some alloys stand out. Today we’re taking a look at two very similar alloys that