Nickel Alloy Steel Pipe /Tube

Nickel alloy tubes and pipes can be manufactured using many of the key technical nickel alloys that Corrotherm stocks. For example, INCONEL alloy 625, which is a blend of nickel, chromium, and molybdenum, offers a high-strength pipe or tube that can resist even highly corrosive environments. Due to its unique properties, it is often used in aerospace and marine applications, nuclear reactors, pollution control plants, and chemical processing.

The MONEL range of nickel alloys can also be used for pipes and tubes. MONEL alloy 400 is a cost-effective option but can be hardened through hot or cold working to give a very durable end product. It has been on the market for decades and is a good choice for marine applications due to its resistance to seawater corrosion. It can also be used for heat exchanger piping and rocketry uses.

Commercially pure nickel pipes, such as those made with Nickel alloy 200, contain at least 99% nickel and are useful in situations where it's important to maintain product purity, such as in the food production industry. Nickel alloy pipes also have good thermal, electrical, and magnetostrictive properties.

NICKEL ALLOY PIPE SPECIFICATION

Nickel Alloy Steel Pipe /Tube Uses

Nickel alloys are the most outstanding and useful materials in the manufacture of pipes and tubes for industrial applications. Their inherent properties make them versatile. Nickel alloys are particularly resistant to corrosion and can be used in high-temperature environments. Because nickel alloys are highly ductile, they can be processed very efficiently into pipes and tubes while maintaining the corresponding strength. This makes them ideal for heat exchangers in chemical processing. Nickel-based tubing is also used in steam generators, aircraft systems, and oil and gas extraction.