Nickel alloy sheet

corrosion-resistanthigh-temperature

Nickel alloys from VDM Metals are characterized by extreme corrosion resistance and heat stability and are easy to process. Their nickel content of at least 30 percent makes them an important material for use in the chemical process industry, in energy and environmental engineering, and also in the electronics and electrical engineering sectors. Each of our alloys has a unique combination of properties, depending on their chemical composition and the manufacturing process. We divide our nickel alloys, our cobalt-based alloys and our high-alloy special stainless steels (which generally have a nickel content of up to 30 percent) into the following materials groups Corrosive media such as sea water, acids, alkali and salt solutions make for a rough and aggressive environment in many fields, where the materials used will need to possess an above average service life stability. The corrosion-resistant alloys of VDM Metals are an important part of production and processing plants for phosphorus and sulfuric acid or acid gas output. In addition, our materials are among the most resistant in processes handling acidic media. They are used for reactors for acetic acid production and tanks for the storage and transportation of nitric and hydrofluoric acid mixtures. In offshore engineering our corrosion-resistant alloys are found in gas pipelines, production tubing, drill stems, pipe claddings, umbilicals for oil production, seawater pipe, condensers and coolers. Modern day key industry components are often exposed to high and highest temperatures and require the use of innovative high-temperature alloys.