Special Alloy Forging. Queen City Forging delivers solutions for applications that require special alloy forging of metals with superior strength, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, heat resistance, and/or high conductivity.
philadelphiaforgings› Materials Philadelphia Forgings supplies forged products in the following types of nickel alloy: • Inconel ® 600 was one of the first nickel alloys; this type of nickel alloy forging combines nickel, chromium, and iron into a high strength product.
Nickel Forging Alloys Our core strength is the forging of nickel alloys. IFA have purchasing links with the world leading mills and alloy producers and expertise in sourcing alloy feedstock.
Scot Forge supplies critical forgings for nuclear power and has the ability & experience to meet your requirements and specifications when it comes to nuclear forgings.
Inconel alloy forgings products are most popular in Northern Europe, Southern Europe, and Mid East. You can ensure product safety by selecting from certified suppliers, including 2,165 with ISO9001, 1,444 with Other, and 1,071 with ISO14001 certification.
Inconel 602 Forgings are components manufactured from alloy containing nickel as base element with additions of chromium. Inconel 602 Forgings have good resistance to aqueous corrosion, has high mechanical strength, and is readily formed and machined.
Shanghai Hongwon Special Alloy Materials Co., Ltd is located in Shanghai Jiading Industrial Zone, which is one of leading products and service supplier for nickel- base forgings, iron-base high temperature and anti-corrosion alloy.
Home » News » High Temperature Nickel Inconel Alloy 718 For Forgings INCONEL 718 TECHNICAL DATA - High Temp Metals Alloy 718 is a precipitation hardenable nickel-based alloy designed to display exceptionally high yield, tensile and creep-rupture properties at temperatures up to 1300°F.
Inconel 625 Forgings Our forgings inventory include Inconel 625 round bar, flat bar and rectangular bar, as well as forged rings, rolled rings, and discs. We recommend forging with a maximum starting temperature of 2,150F and a minimum finishing temperature of 1,850F.