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Nimonic 80a Vs Nimonic 75

Nimonic 80A:

Composition: Nimonic 80A is primarily composed of nickel (Ni), with significant additions of chromium (Cr) and aluminum (Al). It also contains titanium (Ti) and minor elements like carbon (C) and iron (Fe).

Properties:

High Temperature Strength: Nimonic 80A is known for its excellent strength at elevated temperatures, making it suitable for high-stress applications in aerospace and gas turbine engines.

Oxidation Resistance: It has good oxidation and corrosion resistance at high temperatures, which is crucial for its applications.

Fabrication: Nimonic 80A can be readily fabricated using traditional methods like forging and machining.

 

Nimonic 75:

Composition: Nimonic 75 is also a nickel-based alloy but with a different composition compared to Nimonic 80A. It contains nickel as the base metal, with additions of chromium, iron, and other elements like titanium and carbon.

Properties:

High Temperature Strength: Nimonic 75 also offers good strength at elevated temperatures, although typically not as high as Nimonic 80A.

Oxidation Resistance: It provides good oxidation resistance, suitable for high-temperature environments.

Applications: Nimonic 75 is used in applications where moderate strength and oxidation resistance are required, such as in aerospace components and high-temperature fasteners.

  • Nimonic 75 tubing heat exchanger
    Nimonic 75 tubing heat exchanger
  • Nimonic 75 pipe high temperature service
    Nimonic 75 pipe high temperature service
  • Nimonic 75 sheet fabrication aerospace
    Nimonic 75 sheet fabrication aerospace
  • Nimonic 75 sheet annealing pickling

     

    Nimonic 75 sheet annealing pickling

Comparison:

Strength at High Temperatures: Nimonic 80A generally offers higher strength compared to Nimonic 75, particularly at temperatures exceeding 1000°C.

Applications: Nimonic 80A is often chosen for more demanding applications where superior high-temperature strength and oxidation resistance are critical. Nimonic 75, while also suitable for high-temperature environments, is typically used in applications that do not require the highest strength levels.

Cost and Availability: Nimonic 75 may be more cost-effective and more readily available in certain markets compared to Nimonic 80A, depending on the specific application requirements.

 

In summary, the choice between Nimonic 80A and Nimonic 75 depends on the specific application needs, particularly focusing on temperature requirements, strength levels, and environmental conditions such as oxidation resistance.

 

Our product range

Product Form Standard Specifications Typical Sizes / Dimensions Common Standards (Examples)
Sheet & Plate Thickness: 0.5mm – 50mm
Width: 1000mm – 2000mm
Length: 2000mm – 6000mm
• Coils / Strips
• Cut-to-Length Sheets
• Heavy Plates
ASTM B168, B906
ASME SB168
EN 10095, DIN 17752
Bar & Rod Diameter: 6mm – 300mm
Length: 3000mm – 6000mm (straight)
• Round Bars
• Hexagonal Bars
• Square Bars
• Forging Billets
ASTM B166 (rod/bar)
ASTM B564 (forgings)
Pipe & Tube Seamless Pipe: OD 6mm – 300mm, SCH 5S to XXS
Welded Tube: OD 10mm – 500mm, Wall as required
Heat Exchanger Tube: OD 12.7mm – 50mm
• Hydraulic & Instrumentation Tubing
• Boiler & Heat Exchanger Tubes
• Mechanical Tubing
ASTM B167, B163, B517/B75
ASTM B622 (seamless)
ASTM B619/B626 (welded)
Fittings & Flanges Class: 150 LBS to 2500 LBS
Schedules: Matching pipe specifications
• Elbows (90°/45°)
• Tees, Reducers, Caps
• Socket Weld & Butt-Weld Fittings
• Slip-On & Weld Neck Flanges
ASTM SB366
ASME B16.9 / B16.5
MSS-SP-43 / SP-75
Wire & Electrodes Diameter: 0.5mm – 5.0mm (Wire)
Standard Sizes (Covered Electrodes)
• Welding Wire (spool, coil)
• Filler Metal Rods
• SMAW Electrodes
AWS A5.14 / A5.11
EN ISO 18274 / 14172

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Our factory

 Our factory is equipped with state-of-the-art production facilities. The facility features advanced melting and thermo-mechanical processing lines, including Vacuum Induction Melting (VIM) furnaces and precision rolling mills, which transform raw materials into high-performance alloy products in forms such as plates, sheets, tubes, and bars. To ensure that every product meets the most stringent international standards and customer drawing requirements, we operate an in-house laboratory with comprehensive testing capabilities. Testing includes spectrometric chemical analysis, mechanical property testing, and non-destructive testing (NDT) methods such as ultrasonic and penetrant inspection. Governed by a certified quality management system, our integrated production process-from raw materials to finished products-ensures full traceability and consistent quality assurance.

Forming Nimonic 75 plate cold working

 

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