Inconel 600 Two Joint Pipe Fittings

Inconel 600 Two Joint Pipe Fittings are made of a nickel-chromium alloy of 72 per cent nickel and 14- to 17 per cent chromium and significant amounts of molybdenum and iron. Carbon, sulfur, silicon, and manganese-all makeup less than 1 per cent by weight in the entire composition. This alloy is designed to have excellent corrosion resistance in highly acidic environments and is heat resistant enough to handle temperatures up to 1300 °F (704 °C). Adding molybdenum highlights that these fittings can handle extreme amounts of pressure by increasing their strength. Additionally, the fittings do not experience metal fatigue when placed under stress for extended periods of time. These characteristics make them a great option for your piping needs.

Inconel 600 two-joint pipe fittings are a type of metal alloy pipe fitting that is extremely resistant to many corrosive and high-temperature environments. Made from a combination of nickel, chromium, and iron alloys, these fittings are durable and highly flexible. Around the world, they are commonly used in chemical processing and heat exchangers, condensers, piping systems and other engineering applications. The factors contributing to the success of Inconel 600 two-joint pipe fittings include its sophisticated blend of copper, titanium and zinc; strength at very high temperatures; resistance to oxidation; good creep rupture strength; thermal and electrical conductivity; stress corrosion cracking resistance; as well as its excellent resistance to both acidic and basic salt solutions. Truly, this type of pipe fitting meets many requirements in modern industrial applications with dependable performance.