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There are several types and variations of stellite superalloys containing varying levels of: titanium, silicon, sulfur, phosphorus, molybdenum, manganese, chromium, carbon, boron, aluminium, iron, nickel and cobalt in different quantities. Most of the stellite alloys contain four to six of these elements. The Carbon content (and hence carbide volume) of a Stellite alloy is incredibly influential on the materials performance. Therefore, it is possible to group Stellite alloys as follows:

• High carbon - designed for high wear applications
• Low carbon - for high temperature uses
• Low carbon / higher Chromium to combat corrosion

Chromium is also an extremely important component of Stellite alloys, not only does it offer its high corrosion resistant properties to the alloy but it is also the predominant carbide former and it provides strength (as a solute) in the alloying matrix.

Typical Chemical composition of stellite 1:

The mechanical properties of stellite 1 are displayed in the table below:

Invar 36 / FENI Alloys / Invar 42 / Invar Alloys

With a team of highly skilled engineers and updated machinery, we are offering a wide range of Invar and Kovar Alloys. These kovar alloys are manufactured with the help of modern techniques using utmost quality material. Offered kovar alloys are thoroughly examined on different quality parameters for make certain its superiority at our end. The offered kovar alloys are available at pocket friendly price from us.

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Longer lifeRust freeReliable

We can supply NICKEL Alloys in any forms like STRIPS & FOILS.

Stainless Steel FoilsSoft Magnetic Nickel IronGlass Sealing and Expansion AlloysNickel Copper / CuproNickelNickel with Chrome or ManganeseNickel with Beryllium