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At Solitaire Overseas, our nickel products in India will be designed to provide a real industrial value by going beyond the specifications. From high-purity Nickel 200 and 201 to advanced nickel alloy steel solutions, each product is engineered with precision and reliability in mind. We understand how important the needs of applications that cannot afford failure are and that is where our materials will always be.

Our nickel solutions are tested to be the best in reinforcing a chemical processing facility, equipping marine grade apparatus, or high temperature resistance engineering. Our product list of various nickel products has gone to include Nickel Pipes, Nickel Tubes, Heat Exchanger Tubes, Plates, Rods, Flanges and Fittings.

Explore our range of nickel grades and compositions to find the perfect solution for your project needs. With Solitaire Overseas, you can expect excellence in both product quality and technical support

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Nickel Products List

We supply an extensive range of high-purity nickel products:

Nickel Pipes

Nickel 200 / 201 Pipes

Nickel Tubes

Nickel 200 / 201 Tubes

Nickel Heat Exchanger / Condenser Tubes

Nickel 200/201 Heat Exchanger / Condenser Tubes

Nickel Chemical Composition

The chemical composition of Nickel 200 and 201 determines their mechanical strength and thermal performance.

Element	Nickel 200 (%)	Nickel 201 (%)
Nickel (Ni)	≥ 99.0	≥ 99.0
Carbon (C)	≤ 0.15	≤ 0.02
Iron (Fe)	≤ 0.40	≤ 0.40
Manganese (Mn)	≤ 0.35	≤ 0.35
Silicon (Si)	≤ 0.35	≤ 0.35
Sulfur (S)	≤ 0.01	≤ 0.01
Copper (Cu)	≤ 0.25	≤ 0.25

Mechanical Properties of Nickel Alloy Grades

Nickel Alloy 200 and Nickel Alloy 201 are valued for their excellent mechanical strength, high ductility, and consistent performance over a wide range of temperatures. These properties make them reliable materials for both ambient and elevated-temperature service. Typical mechanical properties for both grades are outlined below:

Property	Nickel 200	Nickel 201
Tensile Strength (MPa)	340 min	340 min
Yield Strength (0.2% Offset) (MPa)	105 min	105 min
Elongation (% in 50 mm)	45 min	45 min
Hardness (Rockwell B)	60 max	60 max
Modulus of Elasticity (GPa)	~207	~207

The main difference between the two alloys is carbon content. Nickel 201 contains significantly less carbon, which improves its resistance to graphitization, making it more suitable for high-temperature applications where long-term thermal exposure is expected.

Nickel Alloy Equivalent Grades

Nickel Alloy 200 and 201 are recognized worldwide and are available under various international standards. The table below highlights their commonly accepted equivalent grades:

Standard	Nickel 200	Nickel 201
UNS	N02200	N02201
ASTM	B160, B161, B162, B366	B160, B161, B162, B366
Werkstoff (Germany)	2.4066	2.4068
EN / DIN	Ni 99.2	LC-Ni 99
JIS (Japan)	NW 2200	NW 2201
BS (UK)	NA11	NA12
AFNOR (France)	N-100M	N-100L
ISO	Ni99.2	Ni99.2

Awareness of these equivalent grades supports accurate material selection, ensures international compliance, and simplifies global procurement and engineering coordination.

Nickel 200 vs Nickel 201

Nickel 200 and Nickel 201 are both commercially pure wrought nickel alloys containing a minimum of 99.6% nickel. The primary distinction is carbon content, which directly affects their high-temperature performance. Nickel 201 is specifically formulated to minimize embrittlement during prolonged exposure to elevated temperatures.

Property	Nickel 200	Nickel 201
Carbon Content	≤ 0.15%	≤ 0.02%
Melting Point	1446°C (2635°F)	1446°C (2635°F)
Electrical Conductivity	High	High
Thermal Stability	Moderate (susceptible to graphitization)	Excellent (resistant to graphitization)
Typical Applications	General industrial, marine, chemical	High-temperature chemical and nuclear environments

Nickel Melting Point & Thermal Characteristics

Nickel 200, a commercially pure wrought nickel alloy, is well known for its high melting point and strong thermal stability. These characteristics allow it to perform reliably in harsh and thermally demanding industrial conditions. Key thermal and physical properties are summarized below:

Property	Value
Melting Point (°C)	1446°C
Melting Point (°F)	2635°F
Thermal Conductivity	90.7 W/m·K
Specific Heat Capacity	0.444 J/g·K
Density	8.89 g/cm³
Modulus of Elasticity	~207 GPa

Nickel Alloy 200 / 201 Machinability

Nickel Alloy 200 and 201 offer relatively good machinability when compared with other high-nickel alloys. Their softness and excellent ductility allow for conventional machining processes; however, attention must be paid to cutting speeds, tool selection, and lubrication to prevent work hardening and ensure a high-quality surface finish. With proper tooling and experienced operation, machining these alloys is both practical and consistent.

Property	Nickel 200	Nickel 201
Machinability Rating	Moderate	Slightly Better
Work Hardening Tendency	High	Lower
Preferred Cutting Tools	Carbide or HSS	Carbide
Lubrication Required	Yes	Yes

Applications of Nickel Alloy Steel Products

Chemical Industry: Exceptional resistance to distilled water and natural waters.
Oil & Gas: Used in caustic evaporators and refinery components.
Aerospace: Essential for high-purity structural components.
Marine Industry: Protection against salt-water corrosion.
Power Generation: Heat exchangers and boiler components.

Frequently Asked Questions About Nickel Products

What products are made of nickel?

Nickel is used in industrial piping, heat exchangers, and chemical reactors. It is also found in heating elements for appliances like toasters, grills, and electric blankets due to its high thermal stability.

Is nickel alloy magnetic?

Yes, pure nickel and many nickel alloys are ferromagnetic at room temperature. However, the magnetism can decrease depending on the alloying elements and the temperature (Curie point).

Why choose Nickel 201 over Nickel 200?

Nickel 201 is chosen for applications where temperatures exceed 315°C. Its low carbon content prevents the graphitization that can make Nickel 200 brittle at high temperatures.