Alloy 405

Alloy 405 (UNS N04405) is a nickel-copper alloy. It meets established standards for tensile strength and toughness. Its corrosion resistance has been verified in controlled laboratory tests.

Alloy 405 Key Features:

Corrosion Resistance: Alloy 405 demonstrates resistance when exposed to various corrosive environments. It is suitable for applications involving acids, alkalis and sea water.

High Strength: The alloy exhibits sufficient tensile strength. It withstood standard mechanical load tests under demanding operating conditions.

Ease of Fabrication: Alloy 405 can be manufactured, welded and formed efficiently. This property facilitates its incorporation into standard production processes.

Versatile Applications: Alloy 405 is used for components in marine systems and chemical processing plants. Its corrosion resistance and mechanical strength meet the design criteria for these applications.

Industries Supplied:

Marine: Alloy 405 is implemented in marine applications. It has been tested to withstand the effects of saline water and brine.

Chemical Processing: In chemical plants, Alloy 405 is used in systems that handle aggressive chemicals, acids and alkalis. It complies with safety and longevity requirements.

Oil and Gas: Given its verified corrosion resistance and strength, Alloy 405 is appropriate for use in the oil and gas industry. It meets the demands of harsh operational environments.

Industry: Sectors such as food processing and electronics utilise Alloy 405. Its properties contribute to meeting the industrial specifications for durability and corrosion resistance.

Why Choose Alloy 405?

Quality Assurance: The alloy has undergone rigorous testing to meet industrial standards. It complies with the required safety and performance criteria.

Technical Expertise: Expert advice is available from Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM). These specialists assist in selecting the appropriate alloy for specific applications.

Versatility: The balance between tensile strength and corrosion resistance qualifies Alloy 405 for a range of industrial environments. Its performance has been confirmed under standard testing protocols.