Typical applications of alloy 59/2.4605 nickel-based alloy hollow structural profiles

Pipeline systems, reactors and tanks used to handle corrosive chemicals, minimizing the risk of corrosion and leakage.

Used on offshore platforms, pipelines and process facilities requiring high strength and corrosion resistance in harsh environments.

Suitable for structural components in marine applications including piers, bridge piers and supports for offshore installations exposed to seawater.

Apply to aircraft and spacecraft parts that require high strength, lightweight, high temperature resistance, and corrosion resistance.

For use in gas turbines, heat exchangers and other structural applications where thermal stability and corrosion resistance are critical.

Ideal for structural components in facilities requiring high hygiene standards and resistance to corrosive cleaning agents.

Used in waste treatment plants and flue gas desulfurization systems to ensure durability and corrosion-resistant materials.

For use in equipment and structures where cleanliness and resistance to corrosive substances are critical.

Integrated into prefabricated modular buildings to provide lightweight yet strong structural elements that are easy to transport and assemble.

For use in laboratories and research stations where there is frequent contact with corrosive substances, ensuring long-lasting structural integrity.

Alloy 59 / 2.4605 Nickel-based alloy hollow structural profiles are versatile and suitable for a variety of demanding applications across multiple industries, offering excellent corrosion resistance, strength and thermal stability.