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We are a top-tier manufacturer in China, focusing on the specialized production of Cobalt Alloyed Pipes and Cobalt Alloy Tubes for harsh environmental applications. Cobalt-based alloys are noted for their superior strength, corrosion resistance and performance in high temperatures; these attributes make them critical in industries where failure is not an option. This guide aims to describe in detail the specifications, sizes, types and applications of Cobalt Alloy Pipe, catering to industrial purchasers interested in value-adding differentiators.
Cobalt Alloy Pipe adheres to stringent industry standards to ensure quality and compatibility. Key specifications include:
Standards: ASTM B622, ASTM B619, ASME SB622, and DIN standards for seamless and welded pipes.
Grades: Common grades include Stellite 6, Stellite 21, cobalt-chromium alloys (CoCr), and nickel-cobalt alloys. Stellite, a well-known cobalt base alloy, is widely used for its wear resistance.
Composition: Typically contains 50-60% cobalt, 20-30% chromium, and varying amounts of nickel, molybdenum, and tungsten for enhanced properties.
Properties: High tensile strength (up to 1000 MPa), excellent corrosion resistance in acidic environments, and thermal stability up to 1200°C.
Cross-Validation: Specifications align with data from reliable sources like Matmatch and Special Metals, confirming adherence to ASTM standards and grade classifications.
Cobalt Alloy Pipe and Cobalt Alloy Tube are available in a variety of dimensions to meet diverse project requirements:
Outer Diameter: 6 mm to 219 mm for seamless pipes; up to 610 mm for welded pipes.
Wall Thickness: 0.5 mm to 20 mm, depending on application.
Length: Standard lengths of 6 meters or 12 meters; custom lengths up to 15 meters available.
Custom Options: Tailored diameters, thicknesses, and lengths based on client specifications.
Cross-Validation: Size ranges are consistent with offerings from manufacturers like Huaxiao Metal and Yuhong Group, ensuring industry-standard dimensions.
Cobalt Alloy Pipe comes in various forms, processes, and surface treatments to suit specific needs:
Shapes: Seamless, welded, round, and rectangular pipes.
Processes: Hot-rolled, cold-drawn, or extruded for seamless pipes; ERW or SAW for welded pipes.
Surface Treatments: Polished, annealed, or coated with anti-corrosive layers for enhanced durability.
Special Variants: Cobalt-chromium alloy pipes for biomedical applications and Stellite-coated pipes for extreme wear resistance.
Grade | Industry | Specific Uses |
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Stellite 6 | Oil & Gas, Power Generation | Valve components, turbine blades, erosion shields in high-temperature environments |
Stellite 21 | Biomedical, Aerospace | Orthopedic implants, jet engine parts due to biocompatibility and heat resistance |
Cobalt-Chromium (CoCr) | Chemical Processing, Marine | Piping for corrosive chemicals, seawater systems, and high-pressure reactors |
Nickel-Cobalt Alloy | Electronics, Automotive | Sensor housings, exhaust systems for high thermal and wear resistance |
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Its exceptional resistance to wear, corrosion, and high temperatures makes it ideal for harsh industrial environments.
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Yes, manufacturers offer tailored sizes, grades, and surface treatments to meet specific project needs.
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Common industries include oil and gas, aerospace, biomedical, and chemical processing.
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Stellite is a cobalt-chromium alloy known for its superior wear resistance, often used in high-erosion applications.
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While more expensive than stainless steel, their durability and longevity reduce maintenance costs in demanding applications.
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They comply with ASTM, ASME, and DIN standards, ensuring quality and reliability.
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