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Nickel and nickel alloys

Imagine a material that withstands the most extreme conditions, from the depths of the ocean to the endless space. A material that is essential for technological advancement and still unlocking new possibilities. This is not science fiction, but the reality of nickel and nickel alloys. These materials play a crucial role in our modern world, and we would like to explain to you the reasons for this.

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Unique characteristics

Nickel - Indispensable in various applications

But what makes Nickel and Nickel Alloys so special? Let's take a closer look.

Exceptional corrosion resistance - Corrosion is the archenemy of metals. It not only causes damage and loss of functionality, but also economic losses. Nickel alloys provide a solution here with their excellent resistance to corrosion, even under the most hostile conditions.

Superior properties at high temperatures and high pressure - At high temperatures where most metals fail, nickel alloys remain steadfast. Their ability to maintain structural integrity and resist oxidation at high temperatures and high pressure is truly impressive.

The magical properties of Nickel - Nickel is not just any metal. It possesses some physical properties that make it particularly suitable for specific applications:

High magnetic permeability, ideal for applications such as transformers.
Low coefficient of thermal expansion, crucial for precision instruments.
High electrical resistance, perfect for heating elements.
Constant modulus of elasticity, essential for accurate measuring instruments.

Nickel superalloys

The superheroes of materials

Nickel superalloys, often only known by their trade names such as Inconel, Hastelloy and Nimonic, are the elite among nickel alloys. They combine the best properties of nickel with other elements to create almost invincible materials.

The composition of strength - These superalloys contain a cocktail of elements such as iron, chromium and molybdenum that give them their exceptional properties. Whether it's resistance to oxidation or maintaining strength at high temperatures, nickel superalloys do it all.

Designed for extreme conditions

Challenges and future

Nickel superalloys are designed to perform under the most extreme conditions. They are used in turbines, rocket engines, and chemical processing equipment, where ordinary materials fail.

Despite their impressive properties, nickel alloys are not immune to challenges. For example, sulphur-containing gases at high temperatures can corrode their surface. Nevertheless, the future for nickel and its alloys remains promising. With ongoing innovations and a growing demand in sectors such as aerospace, energy, and electronics, nickel and nickel alloys will continue to shine as crucial building blocks of technological advancement.

Employability

Branches and markets

In which sectors and markets is Nickel commonly used?

In the oil and gas industry, but also in the (petro)chemical industry, nickel is frequently encountered. In the processing of waste, installations are used that must be extremely heat-resistant, making the use of nickel alloys indispensable. Nickel is also regularly used in the pharmaceutical, pulp, paper, and food industry.

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Get inspired

The world of nickel and nickel alloys is a world of unprecedented possibilities and innovations. It is a testament to human ingenuity and the relentless search for materials that propel us forward. Be inspired by the strength and versatility of nickel and witness how this miraculous material continues to contribute to our future.

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All nickel (super)alloys in a row

Grade	DIN/EN	AISI
1.3912	Ni36	Alloy 36
1.3917	Ni42	Alloy 42
2.4066	Ni99,2	Nickel 200
2.4068	2.4068	Nickel 201
2.4360	NiCu 30 Fe	Monel 400
2.4375	NiCu 30 Al	Monel K-500
2.4600	NiMo29Cr	Hastelloy B3
2.4602	NiCr12Mo14W	Hastelloy C22
2.4605	NiCr23Mo16Al	Alloy 59
2.4610	NiMo16Cr16Ti	Hastelloy C4/B3
2.4617	NiMo28	Hastelloy B2/B3
2.4633	NiCr 25 FeAl	Alloy 602
2.4605	NiCr23Mo16Al	Alloy 59
2.4610	NiMo16Cr16Ti	Hastelloy C4/B3
2.4617	NiMo28	Hastelloy B2/B3
2.4633	NiCr 25 FeAl	Alloy 602
2.4660	NiCr20CuMo	Alloy 20CB3
2.4733	NiCr22W14Mo	Haynes 230
2.4816	NiCr15Fe	Inconel 600
2.4819	NiMo16Cr15W	Hastelloy C-276
2.4851	NiCr23Fe	Inconel 601
2.4856	NiCr22Mo9Nb	Inconel 625
2.4858	NiCr21Mo	Incoloy 825
2.4951	NiCr20Ti	Nimonic 75
2.4952	NiCr 20 TiAl	Nimonic 80 A
2.4964	CoCr 20 W 15 Ni	Haynes 25 / Alloy L605

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