Nitronic Fasteners

Nitronic Fasteners are a high-performance alloy composed of steel, chromium, nickel, and manganese. This unique combination of elements creates a high-strength, corrosion-resistant steel formulated for specific applications to ensure maximum performance and durability. This formulation also enables components held together with Nitronic Fasteners to have a longer life expectancy than traditional metals, making them ideal for use in many industrial settings, such as automotive, construction,n and energy sectors.

Nitronic Fasteners are solid and durable sets of hardware that are used in various industrial applications. These fasteners are made from nitronic material, which has a higher corrosion resistance than stainless steel and can remain stable at temperatures up to 1200°F. Additionally, they offer superior surface finish and improved abrasion resistance over other standard alloys. These qualities make Nitronic Fasteners the ideal choice for use in high-temperature, corrosive environments such as those in saltwater ships and chemical processing plants. Construction companies can also use them to provide secure, long-lasting connections without damage to the hardware or surrounding material.

Nitronic Fasteners are steels using nitrogen additions to enhance strength. Nitronic steel is austenitic steel developed for multi-purpose applications. Nitronic has oxidation resistance and is developed specifically for high-temperature capabilities.

Nitronic steel fasteners are wear and galling-resistant. The silicon and manganese added to the alloy protect it from galling and fretting even in annealed conditions. The steel’s strength is enhanced using cold-working. In comparison to other steel grades, the yield strength of Nitronic fasteners is good. Fasteners have four distinctive types screws, bolts, washers and nuts that are used for various applications. Nitronic steel has a good strength-to-weight ratio, which makes it usable in buses and railcars to reduce weight. Nitronic is also used as hydraulic tubing in the aerospace industry. Retaining mechanical properties in ultra-low temperatures makes it compatible with low-temperature applications. Nitronic 50 is used in boat shafting and rod rigging. High resistance to galling and metal wear is executed in nitronic 60 fasteners. Silicon addition gives it resistance towards wearing, galling and fretting during annealed conditions.