Key Applications by Industry:
Chemical Processing:
Nickel alloys are vital for reactors, pipelines, and equipment due to their resistance to corrosive chemicals and acids.
Aerospace:
High strength and heat resistance of nickel alloys make them suitable for aircraft components, engine parts, and aerospace equipment.
Automotive:
Nickel alloys are used in various automotive parts, including spark plugs, turbochargers, and components like exhaust valve heads and stems.
Electronics:
Nickel alloys are used for lead frames, components in electronic devices, and in applications requiring a good match of thermal expansion with ceramics.
Medical:
Nickel alloys are used in medical implants, including orthopedic and cardiovascular devices, as well as in medical gas analyzers.
Construction:
Nickel sheets are used in weather-resistant roofing and cladding systems due to their corrosion and heat resistance.