Incoloy Flanges

Incoloy Flanges are a type of alloyed steel flange that have several desirable properties. Incoloy is an extremely corrosion-resistant metal owing to a complex chemical composition that includes nickel, chromium, iron, and smaller amounts of other elements such as niobium, titanium, and molybdenum. The varying ratios between these elements, combined with the high concentration of alloys, give Incoloy Flanges their unique qualities, making them ideal for working in extreme temperatures or conditions in industries like the oil and natural gas industry or the chemical processing sector.

Incoloy flanges are an excellent engineering choice for projects requiring resistance to high-temperature oxidation, carburization and sulfur corrosion. Their useful properties include strong mechanical strength, good ductility, and exceptional weldability. Their heat-resistant nature extends their life beyond traditional materials, making them the perfect choice when welding at extremely high temperatures. Incoloy flanges have a wide array of applications in the nuclear industry due to their resistance to interior and exterior corrosion in condenser tubing, fuel element components and process piping systems. Most impressively, they maintain their structure without warping, even under tremendous pressure. As a result of these top-of-the-line attributes, Incoloy flanges are sure to be valued by engineers seeking cost-effective solutions for projects with unusual demands.

FAQ'S

Is Incoloy Flanges Corrosion Resistant? 

Yes, Incoloy flanges are highly corrosion-resistant due to their nickel-chromium alloy composition.

Does Incoloy Flanges Rust? 

No, Incoloy flanges are not prone to rusting because they are made of a high chromium content alloy.

What are Incoloy Flanges sizes? 

Incoloy flanges come in a variety of sizes from 1/2 inch to 24 inches in diameter and can have a wall thickness ranging from 0.5 mm to 12 mm.

What are the uses of Incoloy Flanges?

 Incoloy flanges are commonly used in industrial applications where corrosion resistance is essential, such as oil refineries or plumbing systems. They can also be used for connecting pipes or valves at home or in construction projects.