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Our high-temperature alloys perform in some of the world's most demanding operating environments.
Whether you are looking for alloys that perform well at elevated temperatures or cryogenic temperatures, we stock a range of predominantly nickel alloys that offer the performance characteristics you require.
Our stock range is nickel-based and introduces alloying elements, which change the performance characteristics depending on the particular grade in question. In the alloying process, the introduction of titanium, tantalum or niobium impacts the material's overall strength and heat resistance. Nickel alloys combine corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, and mechanical strength, resulting in highly suitable products for extreme operating environments.
Our high-temperature alloys, which we supply in sheet and bar form, are particularly suitable for aerospace applications, including engine parts and afterburners. To explore our products, please click on one of the images below.
Nickel alloys have a very high melting point of 1453°C.
Overall heat resistance will vary dependent on additions in the alloying process, but any nickel-based alloy will offer a high degree of temperature resistance. Alloying elements include copper, chromium, molybdenum, iron, titanium and cobalt.
Our high-temperature alloys are nickel-based and suitable for the harshest environments.
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Our heat-resistant alloy stock covers a broad selection of material grades and specifications. Our primary stockholding includes nickel-based alloys with a very high melting point.
We offer high-temperature alloys in various shapes, including round bars and sheets available to customers on an ex-stock basis.
We combine our stock, in-house processing services, and UKAS accredited metallurgical support services to offer a single supply source for your engineering raw materials.