Everything You Need To Know About Alloy Plates

Alloy plates are rectangular and flat steel plates that come in different classes like 22, 12, 11 and more. They are made available or one can customize their sizes and patters according to one’s requirements. Their thickness varies from 5mm to 120 mm or more which make them extremely rough and durable.

They are produced using world class materials including alloy and contemporary methods that make these plates suitable to be used in welded boilers and weight vessels which are intended for use in raised temperature administration.

Excellent properties of Alloy Plates:-

• Astounding warmth resistance
• Hostile to oxidation qualities
• Abrasion Resistant Steel Plates
• User-friendly, extremely durable, and innovative

Industries where Alloy Plates are used:-

Because of their exceptional properties like weldability, corrosion resistance and machinability, Alloy Plates are widely used in concoction, oil and gas industry.

Moreover, they are used in waste treatment, pharmaceutical and food processing equipment. Additionally, some alloy plates are also brought in use in aviation, electronics, medical and chemical industries.

Types of Alloy Plates:-

• Aluminum Alloy Plate
• ASTM B 625 Alloy Plates
• Alloy 400 Plate
• Alloy A 286 Plate
• Alloy 4130 Plate
• Alloy 20 plates
• Nimonic 263 Plate
• Nickel 200 Alloy Plates
• AL-6XN Alloy Plates
• Nickel Copper Alloy Plates
• Alloy 36 Plates and many more

Other types of Alloy Plates include abrasion resistant, alloy, anchor, angle, anti-skid, armor & backing plates.

Alloy Plates grades & Applications:-

• 4140 Alloy
• 6150 Alloy
• 8650 Alloy

Alloy Plates are used for fixtures, stubs, jigs, couplings, gears and rams. Also, used for manufacturing heavy machinery parts, shafts, gears, and high strength studs, typically used in applications requiring toughness and high hardness including molds, die molding, and cold work tooling