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Nickel Alloy Rod

Nickel Alloy Rod Specification

Product Type
Nickel Alloy Rod

Shape
Round

Elongation
Min. 40% (Nickel 200, standard)

Strength
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 485 MPa (typical for Nickel 200)

Hardness
Rockwell B75 (for pure Nickel)

Resistance
Excellent corrosion, oxidation, and high-temperature resistance

Grade
Nickel 200/201, Alloy 400, Alloy 600 (typical grades)

Melting Range
1446C - 1455C

Density
8.8 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Chemical Composition
Nickel (Ni) as major element with possible additions of chromium, iron, molybdenum, copper depending on grade

Application
Chemical processing, Marine, Electrical components, Aerospace, Heat exchangers

Color
Silver-Grey

Export Markets
Worldwide

Electrical Conductivity
22% IACS (Nickel 200)

Surface Finish
Bright, Annealed

Available Length
1 meter to 6 meters

Machinability
Good (Nickel 200), varies with alloy

Standards
ASTM B160, ASTM B162, ASTM B564 (depending on grade)

Manufacturing Process
Hot Rolled / Cold Drawn

Available Diameter Range
2 mm to 150 mm

Magnetic Properties
Non-magnetic (Nickel 200/201); slightly magnetic (some alloys)

About Nickel Alloy Rod

Being a quality centric organization, we are able to offer our clients Nickel Alloy Rod, which is known for its Excellent corrosion resistance to distilled and natural waters. This rod is manufactured by making use of optimum quality nickel alloy under strict industry laid norms. Our offered Nickel Alloy Rod is known for their high strength and toughness & excellent corrosion resistance. Further, we delivered this rod within pre-defined timeframe to the customers.

Exceptional Corrosion and Oxidation Resistance

Nickel Alloy Rods provide outstanding durability in aggressive environments, with chemical compositions designed for superior resistance to corrosion and oxidation. These properties make them especially suitable for use in chemical plants, marine settings, and heat exchangers, ensuring longevity even in extreme conditions.

Precision Engineering and Versatile Sizing

Available in a wide diameter range from 2 mm to 150 mm and lengths of 1 to 6 meters, Nickel Alloy Rods are manufactured to tight tolerances through hot rolled or cold drawn processes. Their consistent silver-grey finish and round shape cater to a broad spectrum of industrial and engineering requirements.

FAQs of Nickel Alloy Rod:

Q: How are Nickel Alloy Rods manufactured and what surface finish can I expect?

A: Nickel Alloy Rods are produced using either hot rolling or cold drawing processes, resulting in a bright, annealed surface finish. This high-quality finish improves both appearance and corrosion resistance, making the rods suitable for demanding applications.

Q: What are the typical usage areas for these Nickel Alloy Rods?

A: These rods are used in various industries such as chemical processing, marine engineering, electrical components, aerospace, and heat exchangers due to their excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance.

Q: When should I choose a specific grade like Nickel 200, Alloy 400, or Alloy 600?

A: Your choice of grade depends on application requirements. Nickel 200/201 is preferred for high electrical conductivity and non-magnetic needs, Alloy 400 for greater resistance to marine environments, and Alloy 600 for high-temperature and corrosion-resistant applications.

Q: Where are Nickel Alloy Rods supplied from and which markets do you serve?

A: We are manufacturers, suppliers, and wholesalers based in India, exporting Nickel Alloy Rods to markets worldwide. Our products adhere to international standards, ensuring quality for global clients.

Q: What benefits do Nickel Alloy Rods offer over alternative materials?

A: Nickel Alloy Rods offer a combination of excellent corrosion resistance, good machinability, notable strength (with UTS around 485 MPa for Nickel 200), non-magnetic or low magnetic properties, and a high melting range. These features make them especially valuable in challenging industrial environments.

Q: How does machinability vary among different nickel alloys?

A: Machinability is generally good for Nickel 200 and 201 but can vary with other alloys depending on the specific composition and intended application. Please consult with us for recommendations based on your machining needs.