Haynes R41 Bars

Haynes R41 Bars have been a favorite among metalworkers and fabricators since their introduction in 1955. The bar's distinctive properties are attributed to its chemical composition, which contains 4% chromium and 4% molybdenum by weight. A small amount of carbon is added to make it ductile enough for deep drawing operations, giving it excellent cold workability. In addition to its impressive mechanical properties, R41 Haynes Bars also contain manganese and tungsten, which make them resistant to heat and corrosion. This makes them ideal for highly demanding machining and fabrication processes that require superior wear resistance while still maintaining a superior level of ductility.

Haynes Bars R41 has a range of different uses, making them extremely versatile. Most commonly they are used as a high-strength brazing alloy in high-temperature and stress applications. They are particularly renowned for their ability to join steel, stainless steel, nickel alloys, and titanium components with ease. Haynes R41 bars also have properties that make them perfect for use in situations where corrosion resistance and strong joint integrity are of the utmost importance. Their ability to join different types of metals together without inadequate or excessive embrittlement makes them suitable for numerous industrial applications. This desirable combination of ductility and strength means that Haynes R41 Bars will not let you down when you need them most.