Nickel alloys
EU
2.4630 | NiCr20Ti
US
Alloy 75 | UNS N06075
Alloy 75 is a nickel-chromium-iron alloy with added titanium.
Nimonic 75 - UNS N06075 nickel alloy - Available from stock
Nimonic 75, also known by the names 2.4630 and UNS N06075, is a nickel-chromium-based superalloy with added iron and titanium to enhance its properties.
Technical overview of this alloy:
- Europe: 2.4630 | NiCr20Ti
- USA: Alloy 75 | UNS N06075
- Europe: BS HR 5 | BS HR 504 | DIN 17752 | AECMA PrEN2306, 2307, 2402, 2293, 2302, 2294, 2308| ISO 9723 | ISO 9725 | BS HR 203 | DIN 17750 | ISO 6208 | BS HR 403 | DIN 17751 | ISO 6207 | DIN 17742
- USA: MSRR 7004 | MSRR 7104
- Highly temperature-resistant: the Nimonic 75 alloy is designed to offer good oxidation and corrosion resistance at high temperatures, making it suitable for applications up to 800°C (1472°F).
- Durability: offers good mechanical strength and stability in heavy-duty environments.
- Although this alloy can be put through precipitation hardening, Nimonic 75 is often used in conditions where resistance to oxidation and corrosion are paramount.
Properties
- Highly temperature-resistant: the Nimonic 75 alloy is designed to offer good oxidation and corrosion resistance at high temperatures, making it suitable for applications up to 800°C (1472°F).
- Durability: offers good mechanical strength and stability in heavy-duty environments.
Standards and Designations
Heat treatment
- Although this alloy can be put through precipitation hardening, Nimonic 75 is often used in conditions where resistance to oxidation and corrosion are paramount.
Special advantages
Conclusion
Application
- This alloy is often used in the aeronautical and energy sectors for components such as turbine blades, disks, heat treating equipment and exhaust systems.
- Also suitable for manufacturing corrosion-resistant parts for many different industrial environments.
- Nimonic 75 is an alloy of choice thanks to its performance at high temperatures, especially in aeronautical and energy applications, where resistance to oxidation and corrosion is essential, without compromising on mechanical strength.
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