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Inconel 600 or 601 Bolts For High Temperatures?

Posted on May 26, 2021 by Kathleen

Q: For a high temperature oxidation-rich environment which would be better Inconel 600 or 601 bolts? A: For this situation it really depends on the temperature range you are dealing with because both an Inconel 600 bolt and an Inconel 601 bolt offer good oxidation resistance. Inconel 600 can service … Continue reading →

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A286 Bolts for Improvement Over Grade 8 in Fuel Application

Posted on May 21, 2021 by Kathleen

Q: I’m working with a high temperature waste to fuel application that operates at 1000F normally but could spike to 1200F. Currently I am using Grade 8 bolts but I am concerned about the oxidation resistance of them and their stability at high temperatures.  Do you have any material recommendations?  … Continue reading →

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A286 Protection From High Temperatures or Corrosive Conditions?

Posted on May 3, 2021 by Kathleen

Q: I have an high temperature exhaust application that requires about 130ksi of tensile strength and is running pretty hot at 1000F. There are also some low concentration acidic contaminants that condense on the bolts during shutdowns, that have caused corrosion in the past on standard 316 bolting. Would A286 … Continue reading →

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Nitronic 60 vs A286 for High Temperatures

Posted on April 13, 2021 by Kathleen

Q:How does Nitronic 60 compare to an A286 bolt for high temperature strength? A: That depends on the strength required and the temperature of your application. A Nitronic 60 bolt is known for its high temperature properties up to 1800F. At these extreme temperatures it can offer good resistance to … Continue reading →

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Oxidation Resistant A286 and Alloy 330 Bolt

Posted on April 6, 2021 by Kathleen

Q: I was reading that high temperatures will accelerate the rusting of metal bolts. Is there a material that can prevent this. I’m using the screws at 1300F intermittently. A: What you are looking for is an oxidation resistant bolt. When a metal oxidizes it is attacked by oxygen which … Continue reading →

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How to Choose High Temp Oxidation Resistant Fasteners

Posted on October 3, 2018 by dean

From thermal processing and furnace applications to the extreme demands of aerospace, several high temperature alloys are available each with unique traits and capabilities. This brief newsletter will outline the primary fastener materials that are commonly used for excellent high temperature and oxidation resistance. Best High Temperature Oxidation Resistant Fasteners … Continue reading →

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