03MATERIALS

Special alloys.
Where reliability begins.

Material is not just a line on a specification sheet — it is the starting point for corrosion resistance, high-temperature performance and long-term stability. We evaluate the right grade for your media, temperature and pressure.

  • MATERIALS625 · C276 · 400 · SS
  • APPLICATIONFlanges · Fittings · Projects

01MATERIAL DATABASE

Four material paths.
Four different service envelopes.

From general corrosion to severe media, high temperature and seawater, material selection always returns to the actual service conditions.

Ni-Cr-Mo

Inconel 625

UNS N06625

A nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy combining high-temperature strength with oxidation and corrosion resistance.

  • High-temp strength
  • Oxidation
  • Corrosion

Grade and condition are confirmed against the actual service conditions.

Ni-Mo-Cr

Hastelloy C276

UNS N10276

A nickel-molybdenum-chromium alloy for highly corrosive media and demanding industrial conditions.

  • Severe corrosion
  • Wet chlorine
  • Chemical processing

Grade and condition are confirmed against the actual service conditions.

Ni-Cu

Monel 400

UNS N04400

A nickel-copper alloy that performs reliably in seawater and acid/alkali media.

  • Seawater
  • Acids & alkalis
  • High strength

Grade and condition are confirmed against the actual service conditions.

AUSTENITIC

Austenitic Stainless

304 / 316L STAINLESS

General corrosion resistance and good formability for standard flanges and matching components.

  • General corrosion
  • Formable
  • Wide application

Grade and condition are confirmed against the actual service conditions.

MATERIAL ADVISORY Not sure which grade fits? Send us your operating conditions and we will evaluate them together. Talk to an engineer

02SELECTION GUIDE

Material selection starts with three questions.

Media, temperature and delivery requirements define the viable material envelope.

01

Media & concentration

Seawater, acids, wet chlorine and high-temperature oxidation each demand a different alloy strategy.

02

Temperature & pressure

Service temperature, pressure cycles and geometry influence both the material and the forging process.

03

Standards & delivery

Drawings, standards, inspection requirements and lead time complete the final solution.

NEXTNEXT STEP

Send your service conditions. Let's confirm the material.

We will review media, temperature, pressure and delivery requirements to recommend an executable material.

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