An alloy plate composed of nickel as the matrix and other elements. Nickel alloy plates have various characteristics and are widely used in different fields.

MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS

The main components of nickel alloy plates include nickel, chromium, iron and other elements. Usually, the nickel content is high, generally between 32% and 58%, and the chromium content is around 19% to 22%. In addition, it may also contain a small amount of copper, molybdenum and other elements. These components give nickel alloy plates excellent corrosion resistance, and can resist the erosion of various strong acids (such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid) and strong alkalis (such as sodium hydroxide), and also have good resistance to chloride ion corrosion. In addition, nickel alloy plates can still maintain good corrosion resistance at high temperatures, and their oxidation resistance and corrosion resistance are still excellent under high temperature conditions.

PRODUCT USE

Chemical industry: used to manufacture chemical equipment such as pressure vessels, pipelines, heat exchangers, reactors, evaporators, storage tanks, etc.

Petroleum industry: used to manufacture corrosion-resistant parts and equipment.

Food processing industry: can effectively prevent the corrosive damage of acidic foods and ensure the safety of food production.

Pharmaceutical industry: Equipment used to produce ingredients and drugs, which can effectively prevent cross contamination because it complies with FDA standards.

Marine engineering: Used to manufacture marine engineering equipment to resist corrosion from seawater and salt spray.