High-temperature Alloy - Fe-ni-co Metal, 1200-1400â°c Melting Point, Corrosion Resistant

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Product Specifications

Properties	High strength corrosion resistance and excellent performance at elevated temperatures
Structural Formula	Varies based on alloy type; commonly includes elements like Ni Cr Co Mo W
Grade	Custom grades available (e.g. Inconel Hastelloy etc.)
Density	9.0 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
Application	Other, Aerospace power generation automotive and industrial applications
Appearance	Metallic typically silver gray or darker shades depending on the composition
Physical Form	Other, Solid (bars sheets rods or custom forms)
Purity	N/A for alloys (purity applies to individual base metals in the composition)
CAS No	Varies based on the specific alloy composition
Melting Point	Typically between 1200AdegC and 1400AdegC
Shelf Life	Indefinite under proper storage conditions
Shape	other, Can be customized into bars sheets rods or other required shapes
Smell	Metallic, Other
Storage	Other, Store in a clean dry and temperature-controlled environment
Poisonous	NO
Refractive Rate	Not applicable for metals/alloys in solid form
Ph Level	Neutral (depends on the chemical environment)
Molecular Formula	Custom alloy composition varies by application
Solubility	Insoluble in water
HS Code	7505.12 - Nickel-based alloys (example but may vary by composition)
Usage	Used in high-temperature environments like jet engines turbines and reactors
EINECS No	Does not have a specific EINECS number as it is a blend
Ingredients	May include Nickel (Ni) Chromium (Cr) Cobalt (Co) Molybdenum (Mo) Tungsten (W) Iron (Fe) other trace elements
Molecular Weight	Not applicable for alloys