DP2795 Rene 95 Alloy Powder

Rene 95 Alloy Powder Description

Rene 95 Alloy is a nickel‐based alloy that is resistant to high temperatures and exhibits high strength. It can be hardened through heat treatment and is designed to withstand temperatures up to 1 400 °C. Rene 95 is used for high temperature components in gas turbines.

Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) is a supplier of Rene 95 alloy powder. The organisation has more than 20 years’ experience in the manufacture and sale of Rene 95 alloy products.

Rene 95 Alloy Powder Specifications

Rene 95 Alloy Powder Applications

Cold Working

Standard tool methods can be applied to Rene 95 Alloy Powder in cold working. For cold forming of this alloy, soft die materials and lubricants formulated for durable performance are recommended to minimise wear, thereby ensuring acceptable outcomes.

Welding

Rene 95 Alloy Powder can be welded using conventional welding techniques. An equivalent alloy filler metal should be used during the welding process. Recommended welding methods include submerged arc welding, tungsten inert gas welding, metal inert gas welding and metal active gas welding.

Forming

Conventional forming techniques can be applied to Rene 95 Alloy Powder. The alloy displays adequate ductility; however, given that its strength is higher than that of standard steel, equipment with sufficient capacity is required during the forming process.

Machining

Rene 95 Alloy Powder can be machined using ordinary machining methods. The alloy exhibits increased strength and work hardening during machining. For milling, turning or grinding, water-based coolant is preferred. For reaming, drilling, broaching or threading, heavy lubricants are advised. Pre-machining cold hardening and chatter effects can be reduced through the use of appropriate tools and machining equipment designed for this purpose.