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Inconel 601 90 Degree Short Radius Elbow Pipe Fittings are composed primarily of nickel and chromium in their base material composition. This base is then alloyed with iron, aluminium, carbon, and other elements to form strong pipes resistant to oxidation, carburisation and chloride-ion stress corrosion cracking. These alloys allow the pipes to be used in extreme heat conditions up to 2,000°F and down to cryogenic temperatures. In addition, nylon-based coatings are often applied for further protection. All these components result in a material that is incredibly useful for many kinds of applications in both commercial and military areas.

601 Inconel 90 Degree Short Radius Elbow Pipe Fittings offer many fantastic properties and uses. This sturdy nickel-chromium alloy is able to withstand high temperatures and corrosive conditions, making it ideal for applications in heat-control systems and power plants. Its lightweight yet exceptional strength improves efficiency and reduces fatigue over longer distances. Additionally, the superior wear resistance of Inconel 601 ensures that the elbow pipe fittings remain in top condition even under continuous stress, providing years of dependable service. When used for water systems or as part of fuel injection components, this metal alloy provides excellent results with lower maintenance costs. With such a broad range of properties, it's no wonder why Inconel 601 90 Degree Short Radius Elbow Pipe Fittings are a trusted industrial workhorse

FAQ's for Inconel 601 90° Short Radius Elbow Pipe Fittings

In order to identify the grade of Inconel 601 90 Degree Short Radius Elbow Pipe Fittings, it is best to consult the manufacturer’s certification documents and look for markings such as “Inconel 601” or “Grade W.NR 2.4665.” These will provide information about the grade of the material used in the manufacture of these fittings.

In order to properly test Inconel 601 90 Degree Short Radius Elbow Pipe Fittings, several tests should be performed, including hardness, tensile strength, pull-out force and corrosion resistance. The testing procedure should also include a visual inspection for any defects or irregularities. A qualified welding inspector is recommended to conduct the tests and inspections to ensure the results are accurate and reliable.

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