Nickel-Based Alloy Clad Plate

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Nickel-Based Alloy Clad Plate Specification

  • Overall Thickness: 8-120mm
  • Cladding Thickness: 2-15mm
  • Width: 3000mm or Customizable
  • Length: 8000mm or Customizable
  • Production methods: Explosive composite method; Thick plate rolling method; Continuous hot rolling method.
  • Cladding Material Scope: ASTM B168 N06600; ASTM B409 N08800, N08801; ASTM B421 N04400; ASTM B424 N08825; ASTM B443 N06625;
  • ASTM B575 N10276 (Hastelloy C-276)
  • Base Metal Scope: ASTM A36; ASME SA516 Gr60, Gr60N,Gr65 GR65N, Gr70, Gr70N; ASME SA537 Gr1 Gr2 Gr3; ASME SA105 ASME SA350 LF1 LF2 LF3; ASME SA182 F1,11,12,21,22;ASME SA266 Gr1,Gr2,Gr3,Gr4 etc.

Features of Nickel-Based Alloy Clad Plates

  • Strong Corrosion Resistance: Nickel-based alloys are particularly resistant to corrosive media such as acids and alkalis, making them suitable for equipment manufacturing in the chemical industry.
  • Good High-Temperature Resistance: It can still maintain high strength and oxidation resistance under high-temperature conditions, and is suitable for equipment working in high-temperature environments.
  • High Mechanical Strength: Through the composite process, the nickel-based alloy composite plate not only retains the excellent properties of the nickel-based alloy but also enhances the overall strength and toughness by combining it with other materials.
  • High Cost-Effectiveness: Compared with pure nickel-based alloys, composite plates reduce costs by reducing the use of nickel-based alloys without affecting their application effects.