Comparison Table Of Nickel-Based Alloy And Nickel Materials KAYSUNS

If you want to see the Comparison Table Of Nickel-Based Alloy, the following is showing a comparison table of nickel-based alloy and nickel grades in various regions

Alloys	UNS	W-Nr	GB	Density g/cm3
Nickel 200	N02200	2.4060 2.4066	N7	8.89
Nickel 201	N02201	2.4061 2.4068	N5	8.89
Monel 400	N04400	2.4360 2.4361	NCu30	8.80
Monel K500	N05500	2.4375	NCu30-3-0.5	8.44
Hastelloy B	N10001		NS3201	9.24
Hastelloy B2	N10665	2.4617	NS3202	9.27
Hastelloy B3	N10675	2.4600	NS3203	9.22
Hastelloy B4	N10629	2.4600	NS3204	9.20
Hastelloy C	N10002		NS3303	8.60
Hastelloy C4	N06455	2.4610	NS3305	8.64
Hastelloy C22	N06022	2.4602	NS3308	8£9
Hastelloy C276	N10276	2.4819	NS3304	8.89
Hastelloy C2000	N06200	2.4675	NS3405	8.50
Hastelloy G	N06007	2.4618	NS3402	8.36
Hastelloy G3	N06985	2.4619	NS3403	8.30
Hastelloy G30	N06030	2.4603	NS3404	8.22
Hastelloy G35	N06035	2.4643		8.22
Hastelloy G50	N06950		NS3310	8.38
Alloy 59	N06059	2.4605	NS3311	8.60
Nimonic 75	N06075	2.4630 2.4951	GH3030	8.51
Nimonic 80A	N07080	2.4631 2.4952	GH4080A	8.37
Nimonic 90	N07090	2.4632 2.4969	GH4090	8.18
Nimonic 105	N13021	2.4634	GH4105	8.01
Nimonic 901	N09901	2.4662	GH2901	8.14
Alloy 602 CA	N06025	2.4633		7.93
Alloy 690	N06690	2.4642		8.20
Waspaloy	N07001	2.4654	GH4738	8.20
Alloy 20	N08020	2.4660	NS1403	8.02
Alloy 31	N08031	1.4562	NS1404	8.05
Alloy 33	R20033	1.4591	NS1405	7.90
Inconel 617	N06617	2.4663		8.36
Hastelloy X	N06002	2.4665 2.4603	GH3536	8.22
Inconel 718	N07718	2.4668	GH4169	8.26
Inconel X-750	N07750	2.4669	GH4145	8.28
Inconel 600	N06600	2.4816	NS3102	8.47
Inconel 601	N06601	2.4851	NS3103	8.11
Inconel 625	N06625	2.4856	GH3625 NS3306	8.44
Inconel 686	N06686	2.4606	NS3309	8.73
Inconel 690	N06690	2.4642	NS3105	8.19
Inconel 706	N09706			805
Incoloy 825	N08825	2.4858	NS1402	8.14
Incoloy 800	N08800	1.4876	NS1101	7.94
Incoloy 800H	N08810	1.4958	NS1102	7.94
Hncoloy 800HT	N08811	1.4959		7.94
Incoloy A286	S66286	1.4980	GH2132	7.94
KOVAR	K94610	1.3981	4J29	8.36
INVAR	K93603	1.3912	4J36	8.11

Nickel-based alloys were developed in the late 1930s. The nickel-based alloy Nimonic 75 (Ni-20Cr-0.4Ti) was first produced in the United Kingdom in 1941; in order to increase the creep strength, Al was added to develop Nimonic 80 (Ni-20Cr- 2.5 Ti-1.3Al); and the United States in the mid-1940s, Russia in the late 1940s, China in the mid-1950s also developed nickel-based alloys.

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