NICKEL

NICKEL ALLOYS – PROPERTIES, APPLICATIONS, AND BENEFITS

Nickel-based alloys are among the highest-performing materials for demanding industrial applications. They impress with their excellent corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, and outstanding mechanical properties, even under extreme operating conditions.

Nickel alloys are used particularly where conventional stainless steels reach their limits. Due to their high resistance to aggressive media, acids, seawater, and high temperatures, they are ideally suited for the chemical industry, power plants, offshore applications, and high-temperature environments.

Alloying elements such as chromium, molybdenum, and iron give nickel-based alloys their exceptional properties. They offer high resistance to oxidation, stress corrosion cracking, and thermal stress.

Nickel alloys are used in numerous industrial sectors, including:

• Chemical industry

• Plant engineering

• Energy technology

• Offshore industry

• Oil and gas industry

• Power plant construction

• Aerospace engineering

• High-temperature applications

ADVANTAGES OF NICKEL ALLOYS

• Very high corrosion resistance

• High temperature resistance

• Good mechanical strength

• Resistance to aggressive media

• Good weldability

• Long service life

• High oxidation resistance

• Suitable for extreme industrial applications

FORMS AVAILABLE

Available as:

• Nickel sheets

e.g., Alloy 625 / 2.4856, Alloy C276 / 2.4819

• Nickel round bars

e.g., Alloy 400 / 2.4360, Alloy 600 / 2.4816

• Nickel tubes

e.g., Alloy 800H / 1.4958, Alloy 825 / 2.4858

• Nickel profiles

project-specific according to customer requirements

• Nickel plates

e.g., Alloy 22 / 2.4602, Alloy 59 / 2.4605

• Cut-to-size and special dimensions

according to drawings or technical specifications

Taferner Special Alloys supplies high-quality nickel-based alloys and special materials for demanding industrial and thermal applications.