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Nickel Alloy Sheet

Nickel Alloy Sheet Specification

Product Type
Nickel Alloy Sheet

Shape
Flat Sheet

Elongation
30-45% (varies with grade)

Strength
Tensile Strength: 450-850 MPa (varies with grade)

Hardness
Rockwell B75 - C30 (varies with grade, typically 80-120 HB)

Resistance
Excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance

Grade
Nickel 200 / 201, Inconel, Monel, Hastelloy, etc.

Melting Range
1350-1455 C (varies with grade)

Density
8.9 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Chemical Composition
Nickel (Ni), Chromium (Cr), Iron (Fe), Molybdenum (Mo), Copper (Cu), and others depending on Grade

Application
Chemical Processing, Aerospace, Marine Engineering, Electronics, Power Generation

Color
Silver / Metallic Grey

Heat Treatment
Annealed, Hard, Half Hard

Edge Type
Mill Edge, Slit Edge

Formability
Good; suitable for deep drawing and forming operations

Length Range
1000 mm to 6000 mm; customizable

Magnetic Properties
Non-magnetic or slightly magnetic, depending on alloy

Manufacturing Standard
ASTM B162, B168, B127, B333, B463, etc.

Weldability
Excellent

Surface Finish
Bright, Matt, 2B, BA, No.1, No.4, and customized finishes

Thickness Tolerance
0.02 mm or as per standard

Width Range
100 mm to 2000 mm

Available Thickness
0.5 mm to 50 mm (custom thickness on request)

About Nickel Alloy Sheet

Backed by a team of skilled professionals, we are actively engaged in offering Nickel Alloy Sheet. The sheet offered by us is strictly tested by experts on various parameters, in order to meet the quality standards. Our offered sheet is used in metal and construction industry for nickel components of the machine. Nickel Alloy Sheet is also used for being a supreme resistor to seawater corrosion and are thus most suited for offshore oil and gas applications. Moreover, this sheet is available in different sizes and specifications as per the customers needs.

Extensive Size and Thickness Customization

Our Nickel Alloy Sheets are available in a broad spectrum of thicknesses, widths, and lengths. Ranging from 0.5 mm up to 50 mm in thickness and widths up to 2000 mm, these sheets can be customized to precise dimensions on request, ensuring exact alignment with your projects requirements.

Superior Mechanical Properties and Finishes

Engineered for versatility, these sheets offer tensile strengths between 450850 MPa and elongation values of up to 45%, depending on grade. Choose from a variety of surface finishes such as Bright, Matt, 2B, or No.4, tailored to both functional and aesthetic considerations. Edge options include both mill and slit types.

Engineering Standards and Alloy Grades

Manufactured under leading ASTM standards like B162 and B168, our sheets are available in major grades including Nickel 200/201, Inconel, Monel, and Hastelloy. Chemical composition and properties such as magnetic response, hardness, and melting range are rigorously controlled to meet demanding application needs.

FAQs of Nickel Alloy Sheet:

Q: How are the thickness and dimensions of Nickel Alloy Sheets customized?

A: Nickel Alloy Sheets can be supplied in standard thicknesses from 0.5 mm to 50 mm, with custom thicknesses available upon request. Width and length can also be tailored within ranges of 1002000 mm and 10006000 mm, respectively, ensuring optimal fit for various industrial applications.

Q: What surface finishes and edge types are available for these sheets?

A: We offer a selection of surface finishes, such as Bright, Matt, 2B, BA, No.1, No.4, along with custom finishes based on your specifications. Edge types include mill edge and slit edge, enhancing compatibility with downstream manufacturing operations.

Q: When should one select a particular nickel alloy grade for their application?

A: The choice of alloysuch as Nickel 200/201, Inconel, Monel, or Hastelloydepends on specific requirements like corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, and operating temperature. Selecting the appropriate grade ensures maximum performance in environments like chemical processing, marine engineering, or aerospace.

Q: Where are Nickel Alloy Sheets commonly used?

A: These sheets are widely used in chemical processing, aerospace, marine engineering, electronics, and power generation industries due to their excellent corrosion resistance, strength, and adaptability.

Q: What is the typical process and benefit of heat treatment for Nickel Alloy Sheets?

A: Heat treatments like annealing, hardening, or half-hardening adjust the mechanical properties of the sheet, improving machinability, formability, and durability. This process enhances the alloys suitability for deep drawing, forming, or demanding mechanical applications.

Q: How does the weldability and formability of these alloys aid manufacturing?

A: Nickel Alloy Sheets offer excellent weldability, allowing for dependable joining processes. Their good formability makes them suitable for deep drawing and shaping, which is valuable in fabricating complex components for high-performance applications.