Metal Pipes

Price Range :

• 180- 300/- Unit

Monel 400 (UNS No. N04400) Pipes & Tubes, Monel 400 Seamless Pipes & Tubes B 161 / SB 163, Monel 40

Inconel 600 Pipe is a standard engineering material and has a great resistance to heat and corrosion. Inconel 600® also has high strength and can be easily formed. Inconel 600® can be hardened and strengthened only by cold work. Inconel 600® can be used in the heat-treating industry for muffles, furnace components, and for heat-treating baskets and trays. Inconel® 600 sheet is available in thicknesses ranging from .016 to .156". Inconel® 600 strips in coil form are available in lighter gauges up 24" wide. Inconel® 600 plate is available up 3" thickness. Inconel® 600 bar is available in wrought bar up to 9" diameter and larger sizes and shapes may be forged to order. Inconel® 600 seamless pipe is available up to 8" NB. Larger sizes are available in welded construction (100% X-ray) and can also be fabricated to order. Inconel® 600 tubing (welded seamless) is available up 3". Inconel® 600 redrawn tubes and tubing with tight tolerances can be supplied in almost any size no matter how small the size or quantity. Butt-weld and forged fittings are available or can be manufactured with short lead times. Available forms are a seamless pipe, welded pipe, seamless tube, welded tube, bar, wire, sheet, plate, forgings, pipe fittings, and flanges.

K400, K500 We are reckoned as major entity engaged in supplying high quality Inconel / Monel Alloy Pipes. These pipes are fabricated from a nickel based super alloys that is known for its toughness in high pressure environments, such as applications of power and process industries. We offer a complete range of pipes and tubes that have strongest capabilities and can be availed from us in various grades and application specific radius. Features High resistance to creep cracking Withstand a wide range of temperatures Good resistant to oxidation Excellent mechanical properties.

We are offering a wide range of IBR Pipes. Alloy steel contains substantial quantities of elements other than carbon such as nickle, chromium, silicon, manganese, tungsten, molybdenum, vanadium and limited amounts of other commonly accepted elements such as menhanese, sulfur, silicon, and phosphorous. Addition of such alloying elements is usually for the purpose to increase hardness, strength or chemical resistance.