Does anyone know the exact composition of Hastelloy?
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One of our clients needs materials made of Hastelloy C-276, in BA grade. This is the first time I’ve dealt with this material; I have channels through which to obtain it, but we would like to give it a try for the pipe fittings as well! Does anyone know what makes this material different from ordinary 316 stainless steel, and what is its hardness? Is bending pipes difficult?
What specific media can Hastelloy be used with? The customer says the medium is liquid chlorine – is that okay?
Hastelloy is a high-nickel alloy, and it is not recommended to attempt to use it lightly. It’s too expensive
This post was last edited by qugd on 2020-5-15 at 20:54. This composition can be found online; it’s a common type of Hastelloy. Your company deals in chemical equipment, yet you don’t even have a manual detailing the materials used commonly. How can one trust the products manufactured by your factory?
We often produce C276 steel pipes, which are nickel-based alloys and corrosion-resistant alloys
HC276 is so expensive; just say you want to give it a try? Bro, you’re amazing!
Additionally, if you have a need for valves made of HC material, feel free to contact me; we specialize in valves made from special materials
I’ve never come across this material before, nor have I heard of it before, but since the client is a regular customer, they hope we can find a solution, whether by purchasing it from elsewhere or by producing it ourselves. Baidu can be used for searching; after all, there are more people with expertise in Haichuan, right? I’m here to ask for advice
Okay, thank you. Do you manufacture pipes? Is this material difficult to work with?