Nickel 201 pipe

Nickel 201 is the low carbon variant of Ni 200 material. This commercially pure nickel grade shows excellent resistance to corrosion. Due to the low carbon content in nickel 201 pipe, the risk of sensitization and intergranular corrosion is minimized. The material is resistant to various corrosive media like acids, alkalis and salts. They can withstand a wide range of temperature and has a low magnetic permeability.

The nickel 201 UNS N02201 round pipe possesses good electrical conductivity. Due to all these properties, the pipes are used in industries like electronics, chemical, petrochemical and aerospace. Regent Steel & Engineering Co. offers fully customized nickel 2.4068 hot finished pipe to meet application requirements. For us, maintaining quality, competitive rates and customer satisfactions are top priorities.

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The alloy 201 pipe material has a melting point of approximately 1435 °C, which shows they are suitable for elevated temperature applications. However, the maximum temperature that the pipe can withstand is often limited by its corrosion resistance properties.

They might be susceptible to attack in the presence of strong oxidizing agents or concentrated acids in high temperatures.

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Alloy 201 Pipe

Nickel 201 Seamless Pipe

Nickel Alloy 201 Welded Pipe

The price of nickel 201 seamless pipe can change with the supplier, their internal pricing strategies and the current market conditions. The 201 material is on the expensive side, but the exact price depends on size, dimensions, customization, type, quantity ordered and delivery location.

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Purchase UNS N02201 cold drawn pipe in a range of sizes from 1/2 " to 6" with sample preservation at 100% here, view other types

UNS N02201 cold drawn pipes

• Size: 0.5 to 8 inch
• Density: 8.89 g/cm³
• Melting point: 1435-1446°C

Ni201 cold finished pipe

• Square
• Round
• Rectangular

DIN 2.4068 round pipe

• Beveled End
• Plain End
• Treaded End

Get online availability of DIN 2.4068 cold finished pipe conforming to ASTM B161 in all international standards, Must read about its properties

• Understand your application requirements and see if it align with the properties of nickel 201 welded pipes.
• Determine the diameter, wall thickness and other specifications of the pipe based on the system needs.
• Assess the level of corrosion resistance required for the application and analyze if nickel 201 is capable of withstanding that.
• The welding process can impact the overall quality of the pipe. So, understanding which welding procedure will work for the given pipe & application is critical.
• Verify the pipe meets relevant industry standards and certification to ensure their quality, integrity and compatibility with other material.
• Choose a reputable supplier like Regent Steel & Engineering Co., who are known for offering high quality Ni201 welded pipe at the best price.
• Compare cost and lead time given by the supplier and check if it fits your budget and project deadlines.

Even though the UNS N02201 cold drawn pipe has good corrosion resistance properties, it is not completely immune to rust. Using the pipes in highly corrosive or aggressive environments like concentrated acids, can corrode them to some extent. Also, properly storing, handling and maintaining them is crucial to reduce the chances of rusting.

DIN 2.4068 cold finished pipe shows good corrosion resistance in a wide range of environments. This will include mildly corrosive, acidic and halide operational conditions. However, whether the pipes will corrode will depend on temperature, concentration of the corrosive agents and exposure time of the pipes.