About Hastelloy C2000 Circles
Hastelloy C2000 Circle, known by the UNS N06200, is a nickel-chromium-molybdenum with copper addition material. It is intended to offer good corrosion protection in oxidizing and reducing conditions, which is perfect for many industries. Hastelloy C2000 includes about 23 % of molybdenum, 16 % of chromium, 1 % tungsten, and 6% copper, with nickel as the base metal.
Exceptional Corrosion ResistanceHastelloy C2000 Circles exhibit outstanding resistance to a broad spectrum of corrosive agents, including strong acids and harsh industrial chemicals. Their unique alloy composition, featuring nickel, chromium, molybdenum, and copper, provides protection in both oxidizing and non-oxidizing environments, making them a reliable choice for the most demanding applications.
Versatile Sizes and Customization OptionsThese circles are available in a wide range of thicknesses (0.5 mm to 50 mm) and diameters (up to 1000 mm), with customization available to meet specific project requirements. Whether for small-scale components or large industrial fabrications, the flexible sizing ensures the right fit for any application.
Durability and Mechanical ExcellenceHastelloy C2000 Circles deliver impressive mechanical properties, including a minimum tensile strength of 690 MPa, yield strength of 283 MPa, and elongation of at least 40%. Their consistent performance under high temperatures-up to 1100C-guarantees reliability in challenging operational settings.
FAQ's of Hastelloy C2000 Circles:
Q: How are Hastelloy C2000 Circles manufactured?
A: Hastelloy C2000 Circles are manufactured using either cold rolling or hot rolling methods, depending on the required thickness and mechanical properties. The process ensures a bright, smooth surface finish and precise dimensional accuracy.
Q: What makes Hastelloy C2000 Circles ideal for use in chemical processing industries?
A: Their unique alloy composition, which includes nickel, chromium, molybdenum, and copper, gives them excellent resistance to both oxidizing and non-oxidizing acids, making them highly reliable in aggressive chemical environments.
Q: When should I consider using Hastelloy C2000 Circles for my application?
A: You should choose Hastelloy C2000 Circles when your project requires high corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, and performance at elevated temperatures-particularly in the chemical, marine, and pollution control sectors.
Q: Where are Hastelloy C2000 Circles typically used?
A: These circles are commonly used in heat exchangers, chemical reactors, marine components, valves, and other equipment exposed to harsh environments in chemical plants and pollution control facilities.
Q: What benefits do Hastelloy C2000 Circles offer compared to other alloys?
A: Compared to standard alloys, Hastelloy C2000 Circles provide superior corrosion resistance, especially against a wide range of challenging chemicals, along with excellent mechanical properties, weldability, and machinability with appropriate tools.
Q: Can Hastelloy C2000 Circles be customized in terms of size and thickness?
A: Yes, circles can be produced in custom diameters up to 1000 mm and thicknesses from 0.5 mm to 50 mm, tailored to meet specific customer specifications for different industrial applications.
Q: What is the typical hardness and surface finish of Hastelloy C2000 Circles?
A: The circles typically have a hardness of 75 HRB (annealed) and feature a bright, smooth metallic silver finish, which not only enhances appearance but also offers additional protection against corrosion.