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Material Description

Material Number Material Name Material Number (single) Standard Scope Standard Status Country Successor VDA 231-106 classification Application temperature [°C]
2.4360 (DIN 17743 : 2002-09) NiCu30Fe 2.4360 DIN 17743 : 2002-09 DIN 17743 : 2002-09 replaced by DIN 17743 : 2026-03 Replaced Germany NiCu30Fe 3.4 -10 - 425 1)
1) Remark: The material NiCu30Fe with the material number 2.4360 is contained in the VdTÜV-Werkstoffblatt 263 : 1999-03 and in the Werkstoffhandbuch der Deutschen Luftfahrt in the Werkstoffleistungsblatt editions WL 2.4360-1 : 1993-02, 2.4360-2 : 1961-03. According to VdTÜV-Wbl 263 : 1999-03, this nickel-wrought alloy can be applied for pressure vessels corrsponding to TRB 100 as well as, in interpreting the AD-Merkblatt W 2 faithfully to its meaning, from -10 to 425 °C, and it can be applied in the nuclear engineering as far as the rules of nuclear engineering or the object-related specifications permit the use of -10 to 425 °C. The weldability is given for metal-arc welding with covered rod electrodes (S-NiCu30Mn), gas-shielded welding with (wire) rods (S-NiCu30MnTi). Resistance welding is up to an sheet thickness of 3 mm possible. No preheating and no heat-treatment neccessary after welding. The material have to be welded in the soft annealed or stress relieved condition. Welding of the material also possible after 5 % cold forming and stress relieve annealing. Stress relieve annaeling is necessary if internal stress existent after the welding. The material is cold and hot formable. For the Ni-base alloy acc. DIN 17743 : 2002-09 is valid: The material is applied in the form of strips, sheets, tubes, bars, wires and forgings for corrosion-resistant construction components. NiCu30Fe possesses favourable mechanical and corrosion-chemical properties. It shows good strength and toughness. Good durability in hydrofluoric acid, sulphuric acid, non-oxidizing diluted acids, lyes and salt solutions, organic acids as well as in dry gases like oxygen, chlorine, hydrogen chloride, sulphur dioxide and carbon oxide. The material is free of chlorine-induced stress cracking corrosion. In the presence of components with an oxidizing effect like iron salts or copper salts, the use of the material is not to be recommended. Application in the offshore technology, e.g. for capacitors, pipelines, plating and valves and fittings, for plants of the chemical and petrochemical manufacturing technology, e.g. centrifuges in salt processing plants, for plants and construction components of ships, e.g. valves, fire extinguishing systems, pumps and water propeller shafts, in the energy technology, e.g. high-pressure feed-water heaters and coolers, in the environmental technology, e.g. evaporation plants and crystallizers in the sewage technology. Processing properties: Formability: very good Weldability: good

Chemical Composition

Al [%] C [%] Co [%] Cu [%] Fe [%] Mn [%] Ni [%] S [%] Si [%] Ti [%] Ni+Co [%]
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Material Compliance

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Mechanical Properties

Semi-finished Product Condition Condition Number Strength Abbrevation Nominal Size [mm] Area [mm²] Temperature [°C] Specimen Direction Tensile Strength [MPa] Yield Strength (0.2% offset) [MPa] Yield Strength (1.0% offset) [MPa] Elongation A100 [%] Elongation A [%] Hardness HB | HBW
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Physical Properties

Temperature [°C] Melting Temperature [°C] Density [g/cm³] Young's Modulus [GPa] Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (reference 20°C) [10^-6*K^-1] Thermal Conductivity [W/(m*K)] Specific Electrical Resistance [µΩm] Mean Specific Heat Capacity [kJ/(kg*K)]
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Welding and Joining

Procedure Welding and Joining - Evaluation Interpass Temperature [°C] Added Materials Information
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Creep Rupture Behaviour

Temperature [°C] Creep Tensile Strength at 10^4 h [MPa] Creep Tensile Strength at 10^5 h [MPa] 1% Creep Limit at 10^4 h [MPa] 1% Creep Limit at 10^5 h [MPa]
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Heat Treatment

Heat Treatment Temperature [°C] Medium
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Cross Reference

Material Name Country Standard
NA 1 Great Britain BS 3071
NA 13 Great Britain BS 3072
NA 13 Great Britain BS 3073
NA 13 Great Britain BS 3074
NA 13 Great Britain BS 3075
NA 13 Great Britain BS 3076
NiCu30 International ISO 9722
N04400 USA UNS
N04400 USA AMS 4544
N04400 USA AMS 4574
N04400 USA AMS 4575
N04400 USA AMS 4675
N04400 USA AMS 4730
N04400 USA AMS 4731
N04400 USA AMS AS7233
SB-127 UNS N04400 USA ASME SB-127
SB-163 UNS N04400 USA ASME SB-163
SB-164 UNS N04400 USA ASME SB-164
SB-165 UNS N04400 USA ASME SB-165
SB-564 UNS N04400 USA ASME SB-564
B127 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B127
B163 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B163
B164 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B164
B165 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B165
B366 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B366
B564 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B564
B725 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B725
B730 UNS N04400 USA ASTM B730
F2215 UNS N04400 USA ASTM F2215
F467 Alloy 400 USA ASTM F467
F468 Alloy 400 USA ASTM F468
F96 UNS N04400 USA ASTM F96
N04400 USA FED QQ-N-281
N04400 USA MIL MIL-T-1368
N04400 USA MIL MIL-V-17547
N04400 USA MIL SPEC MIL-N-24106
N04400 USA NACE MR-01-75
NiCu30Fe Germany DIN 17750
NiCu30Fe Germany DIN 17751
NiCu30Fe Germany DIN 17752
NiCu30Fe Germany DIN 17753

Producer/Supplier/Trade names

Tradename Supplier
Nickelvac 400 ATI Europe, Düsseldorf
AL 400 ATI Flat Rolled Products GmbH, Remscheid
BGH 2.4360 BGH Edelstahl Siegen GmbH
Alloy 400 entspr. Chr. Höver & Sohn GmbH & Co KG, Lindlar
Coralloy 400 Chr. Höver & Sohn GmbH & Co. KG, Lindlar
ES-Silverin Deutsche Nickel GmbH, Schwerte
Silverin 400 Deutsche Nickel GmbH, Schwerte
2.4360 Rosswag GmbH, Pfinztal-Kleinsteinbach
Alloy 400 Enpar Sonderwerkstoffe GmbH, Gummersbach
Alloy 400 F.W. Hempel & Co. Gesellschaft für Spezial-Rostfrei-Metalle mbH, Oberhausen
WN1 Gourd & Co. Valve, Tube & Alloy Supplies & Services, Schwalbach/Ts.
2.4360 H. Kleineberg GmbH, Stelle
NiCu30Fe Hoesch Hohenlimburg GmbH, Hagen
2.4360 INOX SERVICE CENTER GmbH, Krefeld
Inox 2.4360 INOX-Stahlgesellschaft mbH, Nürtingen
2.4360 INTERSTAHL Service GmbH, Wetter
2.4360 Imet Industriemetall Handelsgesellschaft mbH, Hamburg
2.4360 Klaus Kuhn Edelstahlgießerei GmbH, Radevormwald
2.4360 NIRONIT Edelstahlhandel GmbH, Rosengarten
Nicorros Platestahl Umformtechnik GmbH, Lüdenscheid
2.4360 Quick Metall GmbH, Forst
2.4360 Rolf Kind GmbH, Gummersbach
Alloy 400 ROPA STAHLVERTRIEB GMBH, Bad Bergzabern
Werkstoff 400 ZAPP AG, Ratingen
DMV 400 Salzgitter Mannesmann Stainless Tubes GmbH, Mülheim an der Ruhr
Märker 4360 Schmidt + Clemens GmbH + Co. KG, Edelstahlwerk Kaiserau, Lindlar
2.4360 Schoellerwerk GmbH & Co. KG, Hellenthal/Eifel
MONEL alloy 400 Special Metals Deutschland Ltd., Düsseldorf
Monel 400 Sprint Metal Edelstahlziehereien GmbH, Hemer
TECHALLOY 400 TPS-Technitube Röhrenwerke GmbH, Daun
PHY HQ400 Ugitech SA, Ugine
Nicorros K 6332 VDM Metals GmbH, Werdohl
Nicorros-alloy 400 VDM Metals GmbH, Werdohl
NiCu30Fe pauly STAHLHANDEL, Essen