WL Incoloy 926

INCOLOY® alloy 926 (W. Nr. 1.4529 ) is a super-austenitic stainless steel containing 6% molybdenum and enhanced by an addition of nitrogen. The nickel and chromium contents of this alloy make it resistant to a wide range of corrosive environments. The alloy is especially resistant to non-oxidizing acids such as sulfuric and phosphoric. The high molybdenum content and nitrogen provide resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion, while copper enhances resistance to sulfuric acid.

INCOLOY alloy 926 is a fully austenitic alloy containing 6% molybdenum and offering excellent corrosion resistance in a wide variety of aggressive, aqueous environments. It replaces the conventional, austenitic stainless steels (AISI 316 and 317), where their capabilities are pushed to their performance limits. The alloy, therefore, falls into a “super austenitic stainless steel” category. It can also represent a cost-effective alternative to the higher nickel alloys in some marine and chemical processing environments.

It has high resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion when in Halide and H2S contained acid media.

In practice, effective in resistance of chloride stress corrosion cracking.

A variety of corrosion have good corrosion resistance capability in the normal oxidation and restore environment.

Upgrade mechanical properties than Cronifer 1925 LC-Alloy 904 L.

Alloys has Improved the stability of metallurgical compared to a range of 18% of the nickel content alloys.

With a certification of applied in manufacturing-related pressure vessel (VdTUV-196 〜400°C and AS ME).

Fire system, water purification system, marine engineering and hydraulic piping perfusion system. The pipeline, joint, air systems in the acidic gas production.

Evaporator, the heat exchanger, filter, mixer, etc. in the phosphate production.

Power plants condensation and pipe system in the use of sewage water to cool water. The use of acidic organic catalyst chlorinated derivatives production.

The production of cellulose pulp bleacher.

Polished bar in the corrosive oil wells.