Nickel alloys are typically reserved for high-performance applications because they tend to be more expensive than other types of metal. As we’ve seen, nickel alloys
Investment casting, also known as lost wax casting, is a precision casting process that has a rich history spanning thousands of years. Renowned for its
Stainless steel is usually chosen because it is resistant against corrosion—but it is also chosen because it is steel. Properties such as strength, yield, toughness,
Here are the main characteristics of nickel alloys: Corrosion/oxidation resistant High strength Heat resistance up to 980°C Highly ductile, won’t break easily if bent Magnetic,
Like all steel, stainless steel starts out with a mixture of iron and carbon. What sets this family of alloys apart is that stainless also
It’s believed that the first nickel alloy was used in 200 BCE in China. That’s the earliest record available, and the material was referred to
Industrial equipment as used in: Pharmaceutical manufacturing Chemical manufacturing Industrial and chemical transportation Pressure vessels Cisterns and pipes for chemical applications Medical equipment where non-surgical
If a metal contains nickel as one of its primary elements, it’s classified as a nickel alloy. Some types of nickel alloys are even classed
Although gravity die-casting is a widely employed method for the production of non-ferrous components, there are several alternatives available: High-Pressure Die Casting: This is a casting
316 grade is the second-most common form of stainless steel. It has almost the same physical and mechanical properties as 304 stainless steel, and contains
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