Properties and Applications of Nickel 200 Pipes
Nickel 200, a grade renowned for its high purity with approximately 99.6% wrought nickel, is widely used in both industrial and mechanical sectors. Its popularity stems from its excellent resistance to corrosive environments and superior mechanical properties.
Properties of Nickel 200 Pipes
Nickel 200 pipes exhibit high electrical and thermal conductivity, low vapor pressure, and minimal gas content. These properties make them ideal for applications where a less corrosive metal is needed. The pipes are typically circular in shape and can be customized to specific lengths according to customer requirements. They are extensively used in processes such as heat treatment, machining, and expansion.
Nickel 200 tubes are available in various lengths (double random, single random, and cut length) and conform to different standards (ASTM / ASME) for nickel alloy. The inclusion of elements like chromium, molybdenum, and copper enhances their resistance to oxidation and corrosion, thereby broadening their applicability.
Thanks to their outstanding properties, Nickel 200 pipes and tubes find use in numerous scenarios. They offer high electrical conductivity, excellent resistance to dry fluorine, superior electrical, thermal, and magnetostrictive properties, resistance to caustic soda, and resilience against various chemicals.
Applications of Nickel 200 Pipes
Nickel 200 pipes are utilized in a wide range of industries, including:
Aerospace
Automotive
Medical
Construction and design
Fertilizers
Nuclear energy
Transportation
Pumps and valves
Chemical industry
Petroleum industry
Additionally, Nickel 200 pipes and tubes are employed in the design and handling of sodium hydroxide, the production of viscose rayon, soap manufacturing, and the production of aniline hydrochloride. They are also used in the chlorination of aliphatic hydrocarbons such as methane, ethane, and benzene.
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