Alloy Products Available

In stock products include but are not limited to the following:

Sheet.........0.025" to 0.141" Thick

4 mm sheet in Alloy C276
Plate..........3/16" to 3" Thick

Fittings......................... Buttweld Fittings from schedule 10

to schedule 80, 150# Threaded,
3000# Socket Weld and Threaded
Fittings as well as Pipe Fittings

Bar.............1/8" to 11" in Diameter

Bushings & Sleeves.... Stellite 6B Half Bushings & Sleeves

Pipe...........1/4" to 12" NPS in varying wall thicknesses

from schedule 10 to schedule 160. Size
availability dependent on alloy.

Welding Products...... Coated electrodes, MIG and TIG wire

Tubing.......1/16" to 2" in varying wall thicknesses up

to 0.065". Sizes available are dependent
on alloy.

Flanges....................... Blind (BLD), Slip On (SO), Socket

Weld (SW), Threaded (THRD), Weld
Neck (WN), Lap Joint (LJ)

Fasteners.................... 1/4" to 1"

Please contact Corrosion Materials for a complete list of available items from inventory. Sizes of specific
products will vary in availability depending on the alloy. Items not in stock can be fabricated in-house
or through our vast subcontractor and supplier network in minimal time.

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Corrosion Materials has been supplying corrosion
resistant alloys since 1963 and has developed the
resources, skills and inventory to satisfy the process
industries demanding needs. Our main manufacturing
plant is located just north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana
with additional service centers in Houston, Texas,
and another in Bolingbrook, Illinois just southwest of
Chicago.
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Materials the ability to provide the service you
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equipment, including 5 lathes and a vertical
machining center, that provide +/- .001 or finer
tolerances and high quality components required
by the process industries.

W
 elding - In house certified Welders utilize the latest TIG
techniques and consistently produce x-ray quality welds.
S
 hearing - Cut material up to 3/8" thick.
W
 ater-jet - Cut capability to 3" thick plate.
P
 lasma Cutting - Computer Programmed Plasma
burning to 2 1/2" thick.
P
 late Saw - Saw material up to 5" thick.
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 and Saw - Cut capability up to 20" OD.
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 eat Treating - In-house, heat treating.
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 aterial Testing - In house material identification (PMI)
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 ustomer Service - Online quoting and documents
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(800HT is a registered trademark of Special Metals Corporation a PCC Company. Hastelloy & B-3 are
registered trademarks of Haynes International Inc.).

The data and information contained in this pamphlet have been taken from open literature and is believed to be reliable.
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CM033-10, Rev. 7

Alloy C276
Ni.....~57% C..... 0.02% max
Cr....15.5% Si...... 0.08% max
Mo...16% Co... 2.5% max
W.....4.0% Mn... 1.0% max
Fe....5.5%

Alloy 22
Ni.....~57% C..... 0.15% max
Cr....21% Si...... 0.08% max
Mo...13.5% Co... 2.5% max
W.....3.0% Mn... 0.05% max
Fe....4.0%

Alloy 625 Gr. 1

Ni.....~58% C..... 0.10% max
Cr....21.5% Si...... 0.50% max
Mo...9% Co... 1.0% max
Nb...3.5% Mn... 0.50% max
Fe....3.5% Ti...... 0.40% max

Alloy 400
Ni............... 63% min
Cu............. ~34.5%
Fe.............. 2.5% max
C................ 0.30% max
Mn............. 2.0% max

Alloy 405
Ni............... 63% min
Cu............. ~34.5%
Fe.............. 2.5% max
C................ 0.30% max
Mn............. 2.0% max
S................ 0.025 to 0.060%

Alloy K500
Ni + Co..................... 63% min
Cu.... ~31.5% Mn.... 1.50% max
Al...... 3.0% Fe..... 2.0% max
Ti....... 0.60% C....... 0.25% max

Nickel 200/201
Ni............... 99.0% min
Fe.............. 0.40% max
Cu............. 0.25% max
Mn............. 0.35% max
C................ 0.02% max
Si................ 0.35% max

Alloy 600
Ni + Co...... 72% min
Cr.............. 15.5%
Fe.............. 8.0%
Cu............. 0.50% max
Mn............. 1.0% max
C................ 0.15% max
Si................ 0.50% max

(UNS N10276 / W.Nr. 2.4819) - Alloy C276 is a solid-solution-strengthened, nickelmolybdenum-chromium alloy with a small amount of tungsten, which exhibits excellent corrosion
resistance in an assortment of harsh environments. Applications include but are not limited
to, stack liners, ducts, dampers, scrubbers, stack-gas re-heaters, heat exchangers, reaction
vessels and evaporators. Industries where Alloy C276 can be utilized are petrochemical and
chemical processing, power generation, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper production and waste
treatment.
UNS N06022 / W.Nr. 2.4602) - Alloy 22 is a solid-solution-strengthened, nickel-chromiummolybdenum-tungsten alloy with better overall corrosion resistance compared to other nickelchromium-molybdenum alloys, including C276, C4 and Alloy 625. The high chromium content
provides good resistance to oxidizing media while the molybdenum and tungsten content give
good resistance to reducing media. Applications for Alloy 22 include waste incinerators, waste
water processing, pollution control (flue-gas desulfurization), nuclear fuel reprocessing/spent fuel
containers, pickling systems and chemical manufacturing.
(UNS N06625 / W.Nr. 2.4856) - Alloy 625 Gr. 1 is a Ni-Cr-Mo alloy that is used for its high strength,
high toughness, and its oxidation and corrosion resistance. Strength of alloy 625 Gr. 1 is derived
from the stiffening effect of molybdenum and niobium on its nickel-chromium matrix. Although
the alloy was developed for high temperature strength, its highly alloyed composition provides a
high level of general corrosion resistance. Applications include and are not limited to: sea water
applications, aerospace, chemical processing, and nuclear.
(UNS N04400 / W.Nr. 2.4360 & 2.4361) - Alloy 400 is a solid-solution-strengthened, nickel-copper
alloy that offers superior resistance to many corrosive environments over a temperature range
from sub-zero to 800F. Alloy 400 has been widely used in many applications but has been
particularly useful in marine and chemical processing. Typical applications include valves, pumps
and propeller shafts, marine fixtures and fasteners, electronic components, springs, chemical
processing equipment, gasoline and fresh water tanks, crude petroleum stills, process vessels and
piping; as well as boiler feedwater heaters and heat exchangers.
(UNS N04405) - Alloy 405 is an enhanced machining version of nickel-copper Alloy 400.
A controlled amount of sulfur is added to improve machinability. Corrosion resistance
characteristics and physical properties are similar to those of Alloy 400, but mechanical property
ranges are slightly different. Alloy 405 can be slightly magnetic at room temperature. End uses
for Alloy 405 include meter and valve parts, fasteners, and screw machine products.

(UNS N05500 / W.Nr. 2.4375) - Available to the QQ-N-286 Rev. E requirements for Oil & Gas
applications as well as the QQ-N-286 Rev. F & G requirements for marine applications. Alloy K500 is
a precipitation hardenable, nickel-copper alloy with similar corrosion resistance to that of Alloy 400.
Typical industrial applications for Alloy K500 include fasteners, springs and chains for marine service,
pump and valve components for chemical processing facilities as well as blades and scrapers used
in pulp and paper production. Oil and gas production utilize Alloy K500 for drill collars, instruments,
pump shafts, impellers and valves as well as for sensors and electronic components.
(UNS N02200 & N02201 / W.Nr. 2.4060/2.4066 & 2.4061/2.4068) - Nickel 200 and Nickel 201 are solid
solution strengthened, commercially pure wrought materials. Typically, the elemental restrictions
of both alloys are combined into one, dual-certified chemistry resulting in a single alloy with
the desired characteristics of both alloys. Nickel 200/201 can be used in chemical processing,
specifically caustic processing and storage, shipping containers, synthetic fiber production, fluorine
containing processes and processes where sodium hydroxide is used. Other applications include
aerospace and defense as well as food processing. Nickel 200/201 has exceptional resistance to
caustic alkalies at various temperatures and concentrations.
(UNS N06600 / W.Nr. 2.4816) - Alloy 600 is a solid-solution-strengthened, nickel-chromium-iron
alloy used for applications that require corrosion resistance as well as resistance to heat. Service
temperatures for Alloy 600 range from cryogenic to 2000F depending on service conditions
and desired performance. Typical applications utilizing Alloy 600 include magnesium chloride
production, hydrofluoric acid processing, ammonia converters and chlorinating equipment in the
chemical processing industry. The thermal processing industry utilizes Alloy 600 for retorts, roller
hearths and other furnace components. Pulp and paper, food processing, ore processing and
power generation also benefit from the alloys high temperature performance characteristics.

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Alloy B2

(UNS N10665 / W.Nr. 2.4617) - Alloy B2 is a nickel-molybdenum, austenitic alloy that has
excellent corrosion resistance to hydrochloric acid in a wide range of concentrations and
temperatures. Alloy B2 can also be used in wide variety of applications in the chemical process
industry that involve sulfuric, phosphoric and acetic acids as well as hydrogen chloride gas. Rapid
corrosion of Alloy B2 occurs in acid media containing oxidizing species such as ferric or cupric ions
and therefore should not be used in these environments.

Hastelloy B-3

(UNS N10675 / W.Nr. 2.4600) - Similar to Alloy B2, Hastelloy B-3 is an austenitic,
nickel-molybdenum alloy with excellent corrosion resistance to hydrochloric acid as well as
sulfuric, phosphoric and acetic acids. The advantage of Hastelloy B-3 compared to Alloy B2 is
the improved thermal stability, which minimizes problems associated with the fabrication of
components. Also, Hastelloy B-3 offers better resistance to SCC in the weld heat affected zone
(HAZ) due to its more stable chemistry.

Alloy 20

(UNS N08020) - Alloy 20 is an iron-nickel-chromium, austenitic stainless steel with excellent

resistance to hot sulfuric acid and many other aggressive environments where other alloys such as
stainless steel 316 usually fail. Alloy 20 has also shown useful resistance to environments containing
chlorides, nitric and phosphoric acid. Typical industries where Alloy 20 is used include chemical and
allied industries, oil and petrochemical production, pharmaceutical process equipment and food
processing to name a few.

Ni.....~69% C.... 0.02% max

Mo...28% Si..... 0.10% max
Fe....2.0% max
Cr....1.0% max
Co...1.0% max
Mn...1.0% max

Ni.....65% Mn... 3.0% max

Mo...29.5% C..... 0.01% max
Cr....2.0% W..... 3.0% max
Si......0.10% Co... 3.0% max
Fe....2.0%

Fe....~37.5%
Ni.....35% Mn.... 2.0% max
Cr....20% C....... 0.07% max
Mo...2.5% Si....... 1.0% max
Cu...3.5%

Alloy 800H/800HT
Ni.....32.5% Si....... 1.0% max
Cr....21% Cu..... 0.75% max
C......0.08% Mn.... 1.5% max
Al.....0.40% Fe...... 39.5% min
Ti......0.40%

Alloy F255
Fe.....~62% Mn.... 1.5% max
Cr.....25.5% C....... 0.04% max
Ni......5.5% Si....... 1.0% max
Mo....3.4%
Cu....2.0%
N.......0.20%

Titanium Grade 2
Ti................ ~99.5%
O............... 0.25% max
N................ 0.03% max
C................ 0.08% max
Fe.............. 0.3% max
H................ 0.015% max

Titanium Grade 5
Ti......~89.5% O...... 0.20% max
Al.....6.0% C...... 0.08% max
Ti......4.0% Fe..... 0.4% max

N...... 0.05% max

H....... 0.015% max

Alloy 6B
Co...~57.5% Ni...... 3.0% max
Cr....30% Mo... 1.5% max
W.....4.5% Fe..... 3.0%
C......1.65% Si....... 2.0% max

(UNS N08810 & N08811 / W.Nr. 1.4958 & W.Nr. 1.4959) - Alloy 800H/800HT is a
solid-solution-strengthened, iron-nickel-chromium alloy that offers resistance to various types of
high-temperature corrosion. The difference between the two alloys is the higher creep and stress
rupture propties offered by Alloy 800HT. Because the restricted chemistry of 800HT lies within the
limits of Alloy 800H, all material in stock is offered, dual-certified. This alloy is exceptionally
useful for many applications involving long-term exposure at elevated temperatures.
Industries where Alloy 800H/800HT can be applied are hydrocarbon processing, power
generation and industrial heating.
(UNS S32550) - Alloy F255 is a super duplex stainless steel with near equal portions of austenite
and ferrite. The corrosion resistance of Alloy F255 is superior to that of typical austenitic alloys
such as 304 & 316 alloys and has excellent resistance to sulfuric, phosphoric, nitric and other
acids and salts. Alloy F255 is also very resistant to acetic, formic and other organic acids and
compounds. Similar to austenitic stainless steels, Alloy F255 is not suited for hydrochloric acid and
other severely reducing acids and chemicals. Industries where Alloy F255 can be used include
chemical processing, oil and gas, petrochemical, and pulp and paper.

(UNS R50400) - Commercially pure (frequently written CP) titanium Grade 2 is one of four unalloyed
grades (Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 and Grade 4) commonly selected for corrosion resistant
service. Each of the CP grades vary in oxygen and iron content, which control the strength level
and corrosion behavior of the material. Generally, grades higher in purity are lower in strength.
Grade 2 is the material of choice when the main concern is corrosion resistance for industrial
applications. Common applications include resistance to hydrochloric, phosphoric, sulfuric and nitric
acid as well as sea water and chlorine chemicals.
(UNS R56400) - Commonly referred to as 6Al-4V or simply 6-4 Ti, this Alpha-Beta alloy is heat
treatable and used mainly in applications that require high-strength as well as corrosion resistance.
Grade 5 has significant use in the aerospace industry but can also be used for general corrosion
resistance in such industries as chemical processing. For use in applications where resistance is
needed in oxidizing acids, seawater, chlorides (in the presence of water), and alkalis. Reducing
acids and dry chlorine gas should be avoided. Typical applications include rotating parts, shafts,
centrifuges, and turbine components.
(AMS 5894) - Alloy 6B is a cobalt-base alloy with superior wear and abrasion resistance with moderate resistance to a variety of corrosive media. It is non-galling and has a low coefficient of friction.
Alloy 6B also retains high hardness at elevated temperatures, and recovers full hardness after exposure to temperatures up to 2000F. This material is well suited for applications where both wear
and corrosion resistance is necessary. Some common applications include valve parts, pump
plungers, wear plates as well as bearings and bearing surfaces.