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Nickel Price Per Kg

Nickel Alloy Price Origin Price in INR (per kg) Price in USD (per kg) Price in Euro (per kg)
Nickel Price in India Indian Rs 2400-2500/- as per depend your size requirements $35 €29
Nickel Price in Japan Japanese Rs 2800-2900/- as per depend your size requirements $40 €35
Nickel Price in UK / Europe European Rs 3100-3200/- as per depend your size requirements $45 €39
Nickel Price in USA USA Rs 3300-3400/- as per depend your size requirements $48 €41

Nickel Chromium Alloy Price in India

As there are many alloys of this kind, the nickel chromium alloy price in India varies, based on the kind of alloy. For instance, the price of Nickel Chromium Alloy 601 in India, would be approximately Rs.2700/Kilogram. Which means it would cost around 30.28 Pounds in Great Britain. But this does not mean that Nickel Chromium Alloy 601 would cost the same in countries like Europe, China, USA, Singapore, Japan, etc. Nickel Chromium Alloy 601 could be 35% costlier in America, than it is in India. Or, Nickel Chromium Alloy 601, could be 5% less costly in China, than it is in India. Of course, one very important factor to be taken into consideration, is that the cost of Nickel Chromium Alloys are constantly fluctuating.

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Nickel Alloy Properties & Advantages Nickel alloy properties & advantages are many. There are many advantages of nickel alloy and some of these are: 1) Superb heat and corrosion resistance. 2) Very high toughness and strength. 3) Resistant to high temperatures. 4) Resistant to high pressures. The properties of nickel alloy are: 1) They have very good weldability, ductility and workability. 2) They have high creep strength. 3) They are highly durable and do not perish or weaken. 3) These alloys contain titanium, cobalt, chromium, aluminium and other elements.  4) They are available in a range of cast grades and wrought grades. 5) Some of these alloys are the toughest structural materials. Why Nickel Alloys are Preferred in Aerospace? The reason why Nickel Alloys are preferred in aerospace is due to a number of reasons, namely: 1) They are resistant to corrosion. 2) They can resist stress-rupture failures. 3) They have the capacity to resist oxidation at very high temperatures. 4) Under conditions of high stress, they have creep resistance. 5) They are weight saving. 6) At temperatures that are high, they provide structural reliability.

Nickel Alloy Steel Grades

  • 800H/HT®
  • Alloy 105
  • Alloy 20
  • Alloy 200
  • Alloy 201
  • Alloy 22
  • Alloy 230
  • Alloy 36
  • Alloy 400
  • Alloy 600
  • Alloy 601
  • Nickel Alloy 617
  • Nickel Alloy 625 / 625DDQ / 625 LCF®
  • Nickel Alloy 718
  • Nickel Alloy 718 API
  • Nickel Alloy 725
  • Nickel Alloy 75
  • Alloy 80A
  • Alloy 825
  • Alloy 86
  • Alloy 90
  • Alloy B-2®
  • Alloy C263
  • Alloy C276
  • Alloy K500
  • Alloy PE16
  • Alloy PK33
  • Alloy X
  • Alloy X-750
  • RA330®
  • RA333®
  • 602 CA®
  • Rene 41
  • WASPALOY®

Nickel Alloy Composition

Nickel alloy material properties

Compositions of some common nickel alloys

UNS NoAlCrCoFeMoNiNb+TaTiW
N1027615.55.516573.8
N0660015.5876
N0662521.59613.6
N08800214632.5
N077180.51918.5352.55.1
N070901.519.516.5602.5

Typical properties of some common nickel alloys

UNS NoConditionUTS (MPa)0.2% Proof Stress (MPa)Elong. On 5cm (%)Hardness (HB)1000hr Rupture Str. 750°C (MPa)
N10276Annealed79041550184N/a
N06600Annealed550-690210-43055-35120-17038
N06625Annealed93052045180160
N08800Annealed520-690210-41060-30120-18470 (700°C)
N07718Age Hardened1350118017382170

Trade Names and Owners of Nickel Alloys

  • HASTELLOY is a registered trade name of Haynes Intl.
  • INCOLOY, INCONEL, MONEL and NIMONIC are registered trade names of the INCO family of companies.
  • INVAR is a registered trademark of Imphy S.A.
  • MU-METAL is a registered trademark of Telcon Metals Ltd
  • NICORROS and NICROFER are registered tradenames of Krupp UM GmbH

Nickel Alloy Melting Point

Nickel 200 Melting Point1435-1446°C
Nickel 201 Melting Point1446 °C (2635 °F)

Weldability of nickel alloy materials

Filler selection for nickel alloys

Parent Alloy
Alloy
Filler designations
BS EN ISO 18274
AWS A5.14Trade namesComments
Pure nickel
Nickel 200Ni 2061ERNi-1Nickel 61Matching filler metal normally contains 3%Ti
Nickel Copper
Alloy 400Ni 4060ERNiCu-7Monel 60Matching filler metal contains additions of Mn, Ti and Al
Nickel Chromium
Brightray SNi 6076NC 80/20Ni-Cr and Ni-Cr-Fe filler metals may be used
Nimonic 75Ni 6076NC 80/20
Nickel-Chromium-Iron
Alloy 800Ni 6625ERNiCrMo-3Inconel 625
Thermanit 21/33
Usually welded with Ni-Cr-X alloys, but more nearly matching consumables are available which contain higher C and also Nb
Alloy 600Ni 6082ERNiCr-3Inconel 82Matching filler metal contains Nb addition
Alloy 718Ni 7718ERNiFeCr-2Inconel 718Matching filler metal is normally used but Alloy 625 is an alternative consumable , if postweld heat treatment is not applied
Nickel-Chromium-Molybdenum
Alloy 625Ni 6625ERNiCrMo-3Inconel 625Filler metal is also used widely for cladding and dissimilar welds
Hastelloy C-22Ni 6022ERNiCrMo-10Hastelloy C-22
Nickel-Molybdenum
Hastelloy B-2Ni 1066ERNiMo-7Hastelloy B-2Corrosion resistant alloys require matching fillers

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