Tag Archives: AL6XN screws for chloride resistance

Fasteners That Keep Us Safe

Posted on April 28, 2020 by dean

Modern day engineering is key to helping the world through this difficult time, and specialty material bolts make it possible. Materials like titanium, PEEK and 17-4PH provide the corrosion resistance and high strength needed for manufacturing and high-tech distribution. This newsletter shows some of the ways Extreme Bolt & Fastener … Continue reading →

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Titanium Screws and Chlorides

Posted on January 14, 2019 by dean

Q: I’m dealing with a moderate chloride environment but my temperature can sometimes reach 450F. I’ve tried titanium bolts but am having some corrosion issues. Is there another material I can use? A: There are several potential choices but as the temperature increases the corrosion rate and aggressive nature of … Continue reading →

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Duplex Bolt Corrosion

Posted on May 25, 2018 by dean

Q:  I need some bolting to attach some surface steam piping for a power industry project. They’re using duplex bolts now but its showing some slight corrosion. Chlorides are involved and maybe some other contaminants. Ideas? A:  Surface steam condensers and other power industry elements that are exposed to salts … Continue reading →

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