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Carburization Resistant Bolts

Posted on April 6, 2021 by Kathleen

Q: It says that Alloy 330 is carburization resistant. What does that mean exactly? A: Carburization is when heat hardens a metal. Carburizing is sometimes used in alloy aging processes when your goal is to harden the alloy. On the other hand unwanted carburization can occur at extreme temperatures which … Continue reading →

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High Temperature Bolting: Incoloy 800 & Inconel 600

Posted on March 14, 2018 by dean

Q: I’m running a high temperature ethylene process that will reach 750-850C. I need a fastener that is carburization and creep resistance. Also moderate corrosion can be an issue. Any suggestions on materials? A: This process is ideal for Incoloy 800H or 800HT bolting. These materials are designed for long-term … Continue reading →

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