Vincent Metals sells Hastelloy ® C-22 in rod, plate, and foil.

Hastelloy ® C-22 is a austenitic nickel based super alloy, a versatile material with impressive resistance to corrosion. C-22 is very ductile and good for welding. It is resistant to pitting and crevice/crack corrosion, and can withstand sea water, chlorine, and acidic chlorine environments. C-22 is machined using high speed tooling and can be heat worked using either hot or cold working.

A few products and industries that utilize C-22 include:

• Chemical processing
• Pulp and paper
• Oil and gas
• Chlorine systems

Vincent Metals sells Hastelloy ® C-276 in rod, plate, sheet/strip, wire, tube, and foil.

Hastelloy ® C-276 is one of the most corrosion resistance alloys available. It can be formed using hot working and rapid quenching, or cold working with either deep drawing or other aggressive methods.

C-276 is known as a versatile corrosion resistant alloy, and is resistant in sulfuric, hydrochloric, and formic acid environments. It is used in several industries and items, such as:

• Chemical processing
• Power generation
• Ducts
• Heat exchangers

We sell Nickel Alloy 600 in round bar, tube, plate, sheet, and strip.

Inconel^® Alloy 600 is a non-magnetic nickel-chromium alloy perfect for use at high temperatures when corrosion resistance is important. Often used in chemical and food processing, Alloy 600 has demonstrated it's use for nuclear engineering, furnace components and gas turbine components.

Inconel^® 600 is a versatile alloy that can be annealed, cold drawn, hot worked, welded and formed by conventional methods.

It is resistant to many corrosive agents, including: chlorine ion stress-corrosion cracking, high purity water, and organic acids. Alloy 600 is also resistant to carburizing and ammonia bearing atmospheres.

Nickel Alloy 625 (Inconel 625) – High Strength and Corrosion Resistance

Introduction to Nickel Alloy 625

Nickel Alloy 625 (aka Inconel 625) is a high-performance nickel-based alloy known for its exceptional resistance to corrosion and oxidation. It's a popular choice for industries such as aerospace, chemical processing, and marine engineering, where components are exposed to extreme conditions.

Vincent Metals sells Inconel® 718 in rod, plate, sheet/strip, and foil.

Inconel® 718 is a precipitation hardened nickel-chromium alloy, recognized for its durability. 718 is characterized for excellent welding and has a high strength capacity for corrosion and oxidation. It is good in hot and cold environments and has a fatigue strength that qualifies it for industrial uses. A few of the industries 718 is utilized within include:

• Aerospace
• Nuclear reactors

A few of the specific products 718 is used for are:

• Airframe components
• Gas turbine engine parts
• Safety valves

We sell Nickel Alloy 400 (aka Monel® 400) in a wide variety of forms: rod, bar, plate, sheet/strip, tube, and foil.

Monel 400 is a nickel-copper alloy with good corrosion resistance. It maintains this resistance in both chemical processing and marine environments, and in temperatures ranging from below zero to 800 degrees F. Monel 400 is only hardened through cold working and has good weldability. Monel 400 is utilized in several ways, including:

• Eyeglass frames
• Heat exchangers
• Transfer piping
• Chemical plants

Vincent Metals sells Monel® K-500 in rod form.

Monel® K-500 is an age-hardened nickel-copper alloy used in several industries and products. This alloy has good corrosion resistance and high strength. Monel® K-500 can withstand sub-zero environments and is non-magnetic. A few industries that utilize this alloy include:

• Marine
• Chemical processing
• Food processing
• Pharmaceutical

When compared to alloy 400, K-500 has significantly more yield strength and tensile strength. Cold working gives K-500 even more strength. A few end products that incorporate K-500 are:

• Pumps and valves
• Electronic components
• Springs
• Cables

Vincent Metals handles Nickel 200 in rod, plate, sheet/strip, tube, and foil.

Nickel 200 is a 99.6% commercially pure nickel, hailed as one of the most durable metals in existence. Nickel 200 possesses great chemical properties and has high corrosion resistance. Additionally, it has high thermal and electrical conductivity. These qualities make Nickel 200 a material frequently used in chemical processing, power generation, and aerospace industries. Nickel 200 can be cold or hot worked and can withstand reducing chemicals. A few of the products that utilize Nickel 200 include:

• Wires
• Rocket motors
• Synthetic fiber processing
• Chemical transport drums