Fortune Ferromet Inc.

As a much-admired organization in the market, we as Dhanlaxmi Steel are quite engaged in proposing a collection of Duplex Steel UNS S32205 Round Bars as an exporter, manufacturer, supplier, and stockiest to our worldwide clients at reasonably priced costs.

Specifications : ASTM A276, A479 / ASME SA276, SA479, ASTM A928 / A928M

Dimensions : ASTM, ASME and API

Size : 10 mm To 100 mm Dia in 100 mm TO 6000 mm Length.

Form : Round, Square, Hex (A/F), Rectangle, Wire (Coil Form), Wire-mesh, Billet, Ingot, Forging Etc.

Finish : Bright, Polish & Black

Grades : UNS NO. S 32205.

• Some common applications include: Used in steel bar beams, columns, pipelines, and reinforcement structures in buildings. Essential in machinery manufacturing, heavy machines, and industrial equipment. Used for building medical tools, surgical instruments, and precision components.

• It is widely used in oil & gas, hydropower, pressure vessels, pulp & paper, structural components and chemical tankers. Like other duplex (ferritic/austenitic) grades the super duplex grades are unsuitable for high or low-temperature service.

• It is a popular material for a variety of different uses. The most common use is as a heat exchanger. For its applications, Nickel alloy rod is valuable in many industries such as chemical, food and beverage, medical, and automotive.

Nickel Alloy 500 and Monel® K-500, commonly known as UNS N05500, is a nickel-copper based alloy which combines the excellent corrosion resistance of Nickel Alloy 400 with added advantages such as greater strength and hardness, making it superior to the other nickel-copper based alloys. This is achieved through the addition of titanium and aluminum which is added into the overall composition of the material. It has approximately twice the tensile strength and triple the yield strength of Nickel Alloy 400. This superior strength is maintained up to 1200° F, and conversely stays ductile and tough down to temperatures of – 400° F. Another advantage of Nickel Alloy 500 is that it stays non-magnetic at temperatures down to – 200° F which is ideal for applications where electronics are attached or in close proximity to the material where a magnetic field can be a disruption, such as downhole or tubing. Additional characteristics of Nickel Alloy 500 include spark resistance and outstanding corrosion resistance in a wide range of chemical and marine surroundings, including salts, alkalies (or acid-like substances), and non-oxidizing acids. NSA stocks a full range of Nickel Alloy 500 sizes and finishes; we receive our material from the mill age hardened (or aged) which has higher physicals than materials supplied in the annealed condition.

Nickel Alloy 500 Rev. G, QQ-N-286G, is an approved Federal specification, generally used in naval applications. This specification calls for the material to be raised to an even higher level of standard than the basic Nickel Alloy 500. It must be produced either by an electric arc furnace, or a vacuum induction furnace. After production the material will be further refined to pass the slow strain rate tensile test (SSRTT). In retrospect, Nickel Alloy 500 Rev. G is requested for applications generally because it is not susceptible to intergranular cracking.

• Chemical processing
• Marine engineering
• Oil and Gas extraction

• Centrifugal pumps
• Oil and Gas production components
• Propeller shafts
• Pump shafts
• Springs
• Valve components
• Valves

Alloy 20 (UNS N08020) is an austenitic, nickel-iron-chromium based super alloy with additions of Copper and Molybdenum which provide resistance to hostile environments, pitting, and crevice corrosion. It is also stabilized with Columbium to minimize carbide precipitation during welding. Alloy 20 appears to fall between both the stainless and nickel categories as it contains characteristics of both. It was designed for maximum resistance to acid attack and demonstrates superior resistance to stress-corrosion cracking in boiling 20% to 40% sulfuric acid, and also has excellent general corrosion resistance to sulfuric acid and to chloride stress corrosion cracking. Alloy 20 has good mechanical properties at both ambient and elevated temperatures, up to approximately
930°F (500°C) and is readily fabricated by usual industrial processes.

Specifications: UNS N08020

Alloy 20 was originally designed for use in sulfuric acid related applications; however, it is now frequently used in a wide variety of industries. Applications that commonly use Alloy 20 include:

• Chemical and allied industries
• Food and dye production
• Heat exchangers
• Explosives
• Tanks
• Valves
• Pickling racks
• Manufacture of synthetic rubber and plastics
• Pharmaceuticals
• SO² scrubbers and other severe environments