Critical Protection
For harsh operating environments
Corrosion is a problem prevalent in many end-user applications and differs depending on the operating environment.
Choosing the correct corrosion-resistant alloy is critical to minimise susceptibility and extend the service life of a component before replacement. In the oil, gas, and petrochemical market, engineers need to be confident in the life cycle of a material to avoid catastrophic failures in pressure vessels, boilers, and heat exchangers.
Utilising Nickel
While stainless steel is used in corrosion-resistant applications, nickel alloys are the material of choice for even harsher environments. Their high strength, outstanding corrosion resistance, and ability to retain mechanical properties at temperature all make them reliable material solutions in severe operating environments.
Our Stock Range
Our corrosion-resistant alloys include nickel grades, developed to perform in various corrosive media, from aerospace applications to marine and sour gas.
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Different Corrosion Types
Corrosion affects metals in various ways depending on the corrosion type and the material's susceptibility.
The obvious one is atmospheric corrosion, but there are many others. Pitting, intergranular, crevice, cavitation, and stress are further corrosion types that affect alloy performance.
If corrosion is a distinct risk with your engineering application, alloy selection is critical.
Stock Information
We specialise in the stockholding and supply of nickel alloy bars which offer excellent corrosion resistance.
We also stock nickel alloy sheets and provide in-house guillotining services to cut your products to size.
Our bespoke IT platform has a customised MRP which uses complex algorithms to ensure stock level targets are met to keep up with demand.
