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Nickel alloy fasteners are high-strength, corrosion-resistant fasteners made from nickel-based alloys, designed to perform in extreme conditions like high temperatures and harsh chemical environments where standard steel would fail. They are used in demanding applications across industries such as aerospace, chemical processing, marine, and petrochemicals. Key benefits include excellent resistance to corrosion and oxidation, the ability to withstand very high temperatures (up to

2000F2000 raised to the composed with power cap F

2000

or

1093C1093 raised to the composed with power cap C

1093

), and long-term durability.

• Corrosion and oxidation resistance: They are highly resistant to corrosion from harsh chemicals and oxidation, especially in high-temperature environments, notes Nandishwar Steel, rajveerstainless.in, and nrengineering.in.
• High-temperature performance: Nickel alloys can withstand extremely high temperatures, sometimes up to
  

  2000F2000 raised to the composed with power cap F

  2000
  (
  

  1093C1093 raised to the composed with power cap C

  1093
  ), making them ideal for heat-intensive applications, according to Nandishwar Steel and acealloysllp.com.
• Mechanical strength: They possess high tensile strength and are durable for heavy-duty applications.
• Thermal and electrical conductivity: Some nickel alloys, like Nickel 200, have high thermal conductivity, making them useful in applications where heat dissipation is critical. They also offer good electrical conductivity and remain non-magnetic at room temperature.
• Chemical stability: They are resistant to a variety of chemicals, including caustic alkalis and neutral/alkaline salt solutions, according to Asiad Steels and Vision Alloys.