Nickel 201 Fittings Flanges Manufacturer is the low-carbon version of Nickel 200. Typical applications are caustic evaporators, combustion boats, platter bars, and electronic components. Get more info: https://redearthsteel.com/nickel-201-fittings-flanges-manufacturer/

1. Nickel 201 Fittings Flanges Manufacturer
Nickel 201 (UNS N02201/W.Nr. 2.4061 and 2.4068) is the low-carbon version of Nickel 200. Typical
applications are caustic evaporators, combustion boats, platter bars, and electronic components. Nickel
201, because of its low base hardness and lower work-hardening rate, is particularly suited for spinning
and cold forming. It is preferred to Nickel 200 for applications involving exposure to temperatures above
600°F (315°C)
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Density, LB/in3 ……………………..0.321
Density, g/cm3 ……………………..8.89
Specific Heat, Btu/LB•°F………….0.109
Specific Heat, J/kg•°C…………….456
Curie Temperature, °F ……………680
Curie Temperature, °C…………….360
Modulus of Elasticity (Tension), 103 KSI……………30
Modulus of Elasticity (Tension), GPA………………207
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
Nickel (plus cobalt) …………………….99.0 min.
Copper……………………………………0.25 max.
Iron………………………………………..0.40 max.
Manganese …………………………….0.35 max.
Carbon…………………………………..0.15 max.
Silicon …………………………………..0.35 max.
Sulfur ……………………………………0.01 max.
DESIGNATION & STANDARDS
Rod and bar: ASTM B 160/ ASME SB 160, DIN 17752, ISO 9723, VdTÜV 345
Pipe and Tube : ASTM B 161/ ASME SB161, B 163/ SB 163, B 725/ SB 725, B730/ SB 730, B 751/ SB 751,
B775/
SB 775, B 829/ SB 829, DIN 17751, ISO 6207, BS 3074 (NA12), VdTÜV 345.
Plate, Sheet, and Strip: ASTM B 162/ ASME SB 162, DIN 17750, ISO 6208, BS 3072-3073 (NA12), SAE AMS
5553, VdTÜV 345.
Fittings: ASTM B 366/ ASME SB 366.
Forgings: ISO 9725, DIN 17754
APPLICATIONS
Typical applications are:

2.  Food manufacturing such as handling of cooling brine, fatty acids and fruit juices due to the
material’s resistance
against acids.
 Alkalis and neutral salt solutions and against organic acids.
 Tanks in which fluorine is produced and where it reacts with hydrocarbon (CFC) due to the
material’s resistance
against fluorine.
 Storage and transport of phenol.
 Production and treatment of caustic soda.
 Production of synthetic fibers and soaps.
 Production of hydrogen chloride and chlorination of hydrocarbons such as benzene, methane
and ethane.
 Production of vinyl chloride monomer due to the material’s resistance against dry chlorine gas
and hydrogen
chloride in increased temperatures.
 Electrical and electronic components.
 Electrode contacts and current conductors in batteries.
 Current conductors in alkali fuels