Nickel Alloy 200 Electrodes

Nickel Alloy 200 Electrodes are composed primarily of nickel, iron, and manganese, with smaller amounts of copper, silicon, and carbon. With a melting point of around 1446°C, the electrodes retain strength even when exposed to high temperatures. They contain about 99% pure nickel, providing excellent flexibility and corrosion-resistant properties. 200 Nickel Alloy Electrodes are commonly used in oil refineries, chemical processing plants, and other areas involving exposure to chemicals or acidic environments due to their superior performance compared to standard steel electrodes.

Nickel Alloy Electrodes 200 are crafted from commercially-pure nickel and provide several advantages for many industrial welding processes. These electrodes have excellent mechanical properties and high electrical and heat resistance, making them suitable for many applications in preheating, welding, and post-welding operations. When used during welding and soldering operations, Nickel Alloy 200 Electrodes provide superior oxidation and corrosion resistance to the finished product; their welds also show remarkable ductility that resists cracking even under extreme temperatures. In addition, these electrodes help reduce the frequency of hot passes needed by featuring deficient levels of carbon in the alloy.