Product Description
Nickel Round Rod provided by our company, is known to be the hardest material, in the constructional industries. In fact, it is now used in so many different industries in place of the old form of the rods. It is said to be the toughest product because the material which is used in the product provide this quality to the product. Nickel Round Rod mainly used in those applications where the strength rods are required. It uses to add more quality to the product and extend it live for long.
Precision Manufacturing and CustomizationNickel Alloy Rods are available in a wide diameter range from 2 mm to 120 mm, with lengths customizable up to 6 meters. Whether hot rolled, cold drawn, or annealed, the rods meet strict tolerance requirements of +/- 0.05 mm, ensuring reliability for specialized needs. All products adhere to global standards such as ASTM B160, ASTM B564, DIN, and JIS for guaranteed quality.
Superior Performance for High-Temperature ApplicationsEngineered for environments requiring excellent temperature stability, our nickel alloy rods are widely used in chemical processing, aerospace, marine, oil & gas, electrical, and heat exchanger industries. The rods retain strength, ductility, and corrosion resistance even at temperatures above 1400C, making them a preferred choice where reliability and safety are paramount.
Corrosion Resistance and WeldabilityNickel alloy rods offer exceptional resistance to acids, oxidation, and corrosive elements due to their specific alloy compositions containing Ni, Cr, Fe, and Mo. These characteristics, coupled with their good weldability using the right filler metals, make them suitable for applications where both durability and maintainability are essential.
FAQ's of Nickel Alloy Rod:
Q: How are nickel alloy rods customized to meet specific project requirements?
A: Nickel alloy rods can be tailored in diameter (2 mm to 120 mm) and length (up to 6 meters) and manufactured using hot rolled, cold drawn, or annealed processes. Customization allows for precise dimensional and grade requirements, meeting application-specific needs in industries like aerospace or chemical processing.
Q: What surface finish does the nickel alloy rod have and why is it important?
A: Our nickel alloy rods are available in bright or polished finishes, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits such as reduced surface oxidation and enhanced resistance to corrosion. These finishes are ideal for environments where both performance and appearance are critical.
Q: When should a specific grade like Nickel 200, Inconel, or Monel be selected?
A: The choice of grade depends on application needs: Nickel 200/201 suits general corrosion resistance and electrical applications; Inconel is selected for high-temperature and aggressive environments; Monel offers excellent resistance to acids and seawater, ideal for marine and chemical processing uses.
Q: Where are nickel alloy rods commonly used?
A: Nickel alloy rods are frequently utilized in chemical plants, aerospace components, marine equipment, oil & gas installations, electrical systems, and heat exchangers thanks to their strength, temperature stability, and resistance to harsh corrosive conditions.
Q: What benefits do these rods provide over standard steel or stainless steel rods?
A: Compared to steel or stainless steel, nickel alloy rods provide superior resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and acid attack, maintain strength at high temperatures, and have excellent elongation (approximately 30%), making them more reliable for critical applications in challenging environments.
Q: How is the quality and tolerance of nickel alloy rods assured during manufacturing?
A: Each rod is produced under strict quality controls adhering to international standards (ASTM, DIN, JIS), with precise tolerances of +/- 0.05 mm. Rigorous testing ensures mechanical properties, chemical composition, and surface finish meet application and safety criteria.