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High Temperature Alloys

High temperature alloys are metals that are composed of two or more metallic elements and have the capacity to operate or be utilized at extremely high temperatures such as 2000ºF (1093C). In addition to being able to withstand high heat, high temperature alloys must also be capable of standing up to extreme cycling and oxidation potential.

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Metal Associates
Pompton Plains, NJ
800-838-1978
MA, Inc is experienced with a wide range of materials and manufactures quality high temperature alloys in a multitude of shapes, sizes and tempers. Where possible, MA, Inc. requires no minimum order requirements and no order quantity is too small. The objective of MA is to offer quality customer service and the highest quality products. Call MA, Inc. today-you'll be glad you did!
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Metalmen
Long Island City, NY
800-767-9494
Metalmen is a fully certified, go-to source for nationwide & global distribution of specialty high temperature alloys. With over 30 years as a hands-on problem solver, let the metalmen at Metalmen be your custom response supplier of all related services. Whatever the solution, Metalmen's employees are seasoned supply specialists and provide their customers with creative solutions.
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National Bronze & Metals, Inc.
Houston, TX
800-231-0771
National is a leading manufacturer and master distributor of high temperature alloys and other associated parts & services in the U.S., carrying a wide range of materials in stock & ready to ship. National's emphasis on quality & conformity is one of the many services its experienced workforce is happy to pass on to you, the customer. Please contact National today for any & all related questions.
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Falcon Stainless & Alloys Corporation
Waldwick, NJ
800-631-0728
Falcon S & A Corporation is a worldwide supplier of a wide variety of high temperature alloy services, of which includes bars, blocks, hubs and shafts. Falcon was established in 1959 and has been providing quality products since 1972. Falcon's specialty is hard to find grades and sizes and can provide sizes bigger than those found in mill productions. Call Falcon today.
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Commercial Metal Exchange
Warminster, PA
215-956-0626
As a top distributor of high temperature alloy parts and products, Commercial has hard to find grades, sizes and tempers for all applications. After more than 25 years of doing so, Commercial has developed and grown into a source for many other services, as well. Commercial takes an enormous pride in its business and strives every day to improve its services. Contact Commercial today!
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High Temperature Alloys


There is an incredible range of high temperature alloys; however, nickel seems to be the most popular metallic base used in high temp alloys. In addition to nickel-based alloys, some popular non-nickel-based high temperature alloys include zirconium alloys, tantalum alloys and tungsten alloys. Chromium is another metallic element that is popular in high temperature alloys, not as a base but in a small amount like 20%, in order to provide the alloy with superior oxidation and corrosion resistance. As a result of their high performance characteristics, high temperature alloys are advantageous for applications in industries such as: industrial manufacturing, in which the alloys are used for heat treating equipment and components such as flame holders, furnace baffles and more; electronics, for usage in components such as printed wiring board (PWB) plating systems; aerospace, to be utilized in thrust reverse assemblies, jet engines, fuel nozzles, rocket motors and more; and power generation, in nuclear power components such as nuclear reactors and nuclear steam generator tubing.

Although there is a broad spectrum of high temperature alloys, there are some that are much more commonly utilized than others, particularly in industrial applications. These more popular types of high temperature alloys include Hastelloy®, Inconel® and Haynes®. While Hastelloy® and Inconel® are both examples of nickel-based high temperature alloys Haynes® is an example of a cobalt-based high temperature alloy. Cobalt-based high temperature alloys comprise the second largest group of high temperature alloys, right behind the nickel-based alloys. Hastelloy® is characterized by other properties besides high temperature resistance, including the ability to survive under high-stress and within highly corrosive environments. Predominantly formed from nickel, other alloying elements found in Hastelloy® include molybdenum, chromium, manganese, titanium and carbon. Also predominantly a nickel alloy, Inconel® also contains a large amount of chromium as well as smaller amounts of elements such as iron, copper, silicone and manganese. Inconel® features extreme oxidation and corrosion resistance. Lastly, Haynes® is predominantly formed from cobalt but can also include elements such as copper, chromium, manganese and iron. Certain grades of Haynes® offer beneficial characteristics such as high carburization, nitriding and galling resistance.