Nickel Pipes Tubes Manufacturer and Supplier

We at Reliable Pipes and Tubes Ltd. are manufacturer, exporter and supplier of a qualitative range of Nickel Alloy Pipes and Tubes in Mumbai, India, that are being designed as per the national and international standard quality standards. Nickel base alloys offer high strength, high temperature and heat resistance. With grades such as Nickel Alloy 200 and Nickel Alloy 201, we manufacturer and distribute a wide variety of these nickel alloy pipes and tubes to suit an endless array of modern applications. Many of our products are supplied for applications in the following industries: Power general, Chemical and etrochemical, Oil and Gas, Environmental –waste incineration and waste treatment, Food processing, Coal and Gas processing, Fertilizer production, etc.

Nickel is a versatile, highly corrosion resistant element that will alloy with most metals. Due to its corrosion resistance, nickel is used to maintain product purity in the processing of foods and synthetic fibers. It is highly resistant to various reducing chemicals and is unexcelled in resistance to caustic alkalies. In addition, nickel has good thermal, electrical and magnetostrictive properties. Relatively high thermal conductivity of this metal has lead to its frequent use for heat exchangers.

Commercially pure or low-alloy nickel may contain very small amounts of alloying elements to absolutely none. By contrast nickel alloys contain significant amounts of added elements. Nickel and nickel alloys are both non-ferrous metals that are useful in a range of applications, most of which involve corrosion resistance and/or heat resistance.

Nickel 200 and Nickel 201 are solid solution strengthened, commercially pure wrought materials with good mechanical properties over a wide range of temperatures and excellent resistance to many corrosives, in particular hydroxides. Nickel 201 was a modification of 200 to control carbon (.02 max) which keeps it from being embrittled by intergranular precipitates at temperatures of 600° F to 1400° F in many processes. Typically, the elemental restrictions of both, nickel 200 and nickel 201, are combined into one, dual-certified chemistry resulting in a single alloy with the desired characteristics of both alloys, Nickel 200/201.