NC1251 Incoloy 27-7MO (Alloy 27-7MO, UNS S31277) wire

Incoloy 27-7MO (Alloy 27-7MO, UNS S31277) Wire Description:

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Incoloy 27-7MO is a superaustenitic steel containing 7% molybdenum. It exhibits greater corrosion resistance in most environments than superaustenitic steels with 6% molybdenum. In many environments, Incoloy 27-7MO (UNS S31277) achieves corrosion resistance levels that approximate those of higher alloyed materials such as INCONEL alloys 625, 22 and C-276.
Incoloy 27-7MO products typically contain 27% nickel, 22% chromium, 7.2% molybdenum and 0.34% nitrogen. The molybdenum, chromium and nitrogen content affords resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion. Nickel, nitrogen and molybdenum provide resistance towards reducing media, while a high chromium content offers resistance towards oxidising media. Incoloy 27-7MO is suitable for use in mixed acid environments, particularly those that contain both oxidising and reducing acids.
Other Trade Names: Alloy 27-7MO, UNS S31277

Specifications for Wire produced from Incoloy Alloy 27-7MO:

Metal Type: UNS S31277
Standard: ASTM A 479/ASME SA 479

Chemical Composition, %.

Applications of Incoloy 27-7MO:

Incoloy 27-7MO is employed in various industrial sectors. Its chemical composition and performance data substantiate its use under demanding conditions.

1. Chemical Processing:
• The alloy is applied in the chemical industry given its measured corrosion resistance in aggressive chemical environments.
2. Shipbuilding:
• The alloy is utilised in shipbuilding because resistance to sea water and salt-spray corrosion is required.
3. Pollution Control Facilities:
• The alloy is incorporated in environmental control installations given its resistance to corrosive gases and chemicals.
4. Pulp and Paper Industry:
• The alloy is used in components for pulp and paper processing to fulfil corrosion resistance criteria.
5. Oil and Gas Production:
• The alloy is applied in oil and gas production since corrosion resistance is essential for the longevity of equipment.