Inconel Flanges

Inconel Flanges are used in a variety of applications, such as pipe and tube systems, steam lines, heat exchangers, and so on. We are one of the prominent inconel flanges manufacturer in India. The unique features of these types of flanges make them ideal for challenging environments or industries that require superior corrosion resistance and superior strength. Their impressive chemical composition includes high levels of Nickel (78%), Chromium (14–17%), plus Iron, Manganese, Silicon and Copper in small amounts. This makes Inconel Flanges hard to wear even at very high temperatures making them the go-to material in many scientific and commercial fields.

Inconel flanges are specialised speciality fasteners that are on the higher end of the pricing spectrum, but they offer reliable, efficient support to pipe sizes that require extra reinforcement and supports due to high temperatures. These flanges are made from an alloy that is strong and resistant to oxidation, making them an invaluable asset in high-pressure piping systems. In addition to resisting corrosion and oxidation, Inconel flanges are non-magnetic and have excellent fracture toughness. This means they can withstand physical damage and wear better than other competing materials used in fabrication projects. Ultimately, Inconel flanges provide peace of mind when used in extreme temperature applications where heat transfer efficiency and structural integrity need to be maintained under harsh conditions.

FAQ'S

Does Inconel Flanges Rust? 

No, Inconel Flanges are made of nickel-chromium alloy, making them highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation. This makes them perfect for use in extreme conditions such as high temperatures and corrosive environments.

What are Inconel Flanges Sizes? 

Inconel flanges come in a variety of sizes and thicknesses. The most common sizes range from 1/2" to 24", with special sizes available upon request.

What are the Uses of Inconel Flanges? 

Inconel flanges are commonly used in chemical processing, aerospace, petrochemical, offshore oil rigs, and other industries that require high-pressure connections with corrosion resistance. They can also be used in situations where extreme temperatures or corrosive seawater is present.