Hastelloy Channels

Hastelloy Channels have U-shaped cross-sections and are designed to offer dependable support and strength in conditions where it is required. Their high nickel content and different proportions of molybdenum, chromium and other ingredients make hastelloy immune to pitting corrosion, stress corrosion cracking and oxidation.

Features of Hastelloy Channels

Hastelloy Channels are manufactured for severe service conditions. Here are some key features of these Channels:

• Exceptional Corrosion Resistance: Stainless Hastelloy channels have excellent chemical and corrosion resistance, especially to acids, chlorides, and seawater and can withstand severe service conditions.
• High-Temperature Stability: The alloys do not undergo chemical and mechanical degradation at high temperatures, making them suitable for high-temperature use.
• Stress Corrosion Cracking Resistance: A nickel-based alloy with a special chemical coating that does not allow stress corrosion cracking, especially in chloride-containing environments.
• Pitting Resistance: These channels are intended to minimize pitting and crevice corrosion, which can be critical to the lifetime of components in severe service settings.
• Weldability: Hastelloy channels are weldable, making it easy to create structures from them and install them in structural projects without affecting their overall performance.
• Mechanical Strength: Hastelloy channels offer tensile strength, making it easy to handle heavy loads and maintain structures even under pressure.
• Lightweight: The Hastelloy channels are comparatively lighter, making them convenient to transport and place.

These features make Hastelloy channels suitable for various industrial applications. 

Uses of Hastelloy Channels

Hastelloy Channels are commonly used in various industries; here are some typical applications:

• Chemical Processing: Hastelloy channels are used to construct reactors, heat exchangers, and piping systems.
• Aerospace: Hastelloy channels are used in aircraft parts and other structures that must be strong and resistant to corrosion in specific conditions.
• Oil and Gas Industry: The alloys are used in offshore platforms, pipelines and processing facilities where fluids and conditions are highly corrosive.
• Power Generation: The alloys are applied in parts like turbines or boiler systems where high temperatures and corrosive atmospheres are difficult.
• Marine Applications: Hastelloy channels are suitable for use in the construction of ships and other offshore structures.
• Pharmaceutical Industry: Hastelloy channels are used in equipment and structures where the products need to be cleaned and structures that guarantee safety and quality.
• Food Processing: Hastelloy channels are applied in the food and beverage manufacturing equipment where cleanliness and the ability to withstand safety requirements.

Hastelloy Channels are essential for demanding environments, offering durability in high-temperature applications.