Nickel Alloy Plate


Nickel alloy refers to metals with nickel as the main element. Some types of nickel alloys are called high-temperature alloys because of their excellent oxidation resistance and creep resistance, and can be used at temperatures above half of their melting point. Nickel alloys can be machined and welded, but there are often some difficulties in the process because some alloys will deform due to work hardening.
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Monel Alloy Plate


Monel refers to a group of nickel alloys that have copper as the main alloying element. In addition to these two primary metals, Monel alloys may also contain small amounts of iron, manganese, carbon, silicon, sulfur, aluminum, and titanium. The specific composition of a Monel alloy depends on its desired properties and applications.
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Incoloy Alloy Plate


Incoloy alloys are known for their iron content. Nickel, iron, and chromium are the main and vital ingredients for Incoloy alloys.
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Inconel Alloy Plate


Inconel alloys are high performance nickel/chromium superalloys developed specifically for high temperatures, corrosive environments and oxidation resistance. They are suitable for the most demanding environments such as: chemical processing reaction chambers/valves, polymer pellet manufacturing, military applications, gas turbine components, oil fields and advanced marine applications.
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Hastelloy Alloy Plate


Hastelloy is a kind of nickel based alloy. Hastelloy Alloy can be divided into two groups; one contains more molybdenum and the other contains more chromium. They all have excellent resistance to strong oxidizing solutions and high durability in reducing agents. Because of the low carbon content and less carbide precipitation during welding, they also have the ability to resist intergranular corrosion.
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