Tag: molybdenum

Spray-and-fused powder alloy

Eutectic UK has developed and patented a new spray-and-fused powder alloy for one of the toughest corrosion and wear applications available.

Alloy surcharges drive stainless markets

The global steel scene remains quite buoyant despite the substantial hikes in raw material costs to the producers, a report shows.

Philip Cornes increases stocks of Alloy 825

Specialist nickel alloy distributor, Philip Cornes, part of the TW Metals Group, has increased its stocks of the nickel-iron-chromium Alloy 825, in response to market demand.

New powder metallurgical production method

Linn High Therm GmbH (Germany) has introduced a new powder metallurgical production method that allows practical use of foam metals.

Exotic materials extend lifecycle

Parker Instrumentation has been selected by EnCana (UK) Limited to supply exotic-material tube fittings for its recently approved Buzzard Project in the central North Sea.

Plasma-electrolytic finishing

Byelorussian state-owned company Plasmavac has developed a technique for improving metal workpiece surfaces.

Stainless steel road tanker

Nicrofer 3127 hMo, alloy 31, developed by ThyssenKrupp VDM GmbH, opens up new possibilities for the transportation and storage of hazardous substances such as sulphuric or nitric acid.

Parker wins Snøhvit LNG contract

Parker Instrumentation has been awarded the contract to supply all the instrumentation components and sub-systems to the Snøhvit development, the world's northernmost liquefied natural gas (LNG) project.

TW Metals expands UK stock

Investment in increasing its stocks of stainless steel instrumentation tubes has enabled TW Metals to claim the widest range available from stock in the UK.

Sandvik wins orthopaedic contract

Medical implant steel specialist Sandvik Metinox (Sheffield, UK) has won a new contract to supply the Biomet Merck Group (The Netherlands) with a range of molybdenum alloyed stainless steel products for the manufacture of orthopaedic reconstructive and fixation devices.