Nickel Alloy Pipe Fittings

Nickel alloy pipe fittings are made from metal alloys, primarily nickel and chromium. These materials are noted for their superior corrosion resistance and superior strength compared to other materials. The unique chemical composition of nickel alloy pipe fittings ensures they suit applications where temperature and pressure variables can be unexpected. They also have excellent high-temperature characteristics, making them ideal for heat transfer applications. These two characteristics make nickel alloy fittings the perfect choice for plumbing projects requiring higher corrosion resistance and temperature changes.

Due to their desirable resistant properties, nickel alloy pipe fittings are ideal for highly corrosive environments. Nickel alloys are a mixture of at least two metals, typically nickel and another metal or metals, such as molybdenum, chromium, titanium, or aluminium. This mixture offers exceptional corrosion resistance and makes them suitable for applications where materials must be subjected to highly harsh chemical or thermal conditions. Based on the application requirements, nickel alloy fittings can be manufactured for different sizes and pressures. They offer benefits such as anti-corrosion capability, high strength and toughness at elevated temperatures due to their enhanced microstructure components. Moreover, their flexibility also allows post-fabrication bending operations that often happen in pipeline construction. Try nickel alloy 20 pipe fittings which are popular among other pipe fittings grades.