Technip EST Pvt. Ltd. employs Nickel 200, Monel, and Inconel alloys for process equipment facing extreme conditions, demanding reliability and outstanding resistance to corrosion, heat, and mechanical stress.

Nickel 200

• Properties: Pure nickel alloy (up to 99.6% Ni) known for superior corrosion resistance, thermal stability, and electrical conductivity.

• Applications: Used in chemical processing vessels, heat exchangers, furnace parts, and piping where acids, caustics, and strong bases are present; valued for endurance across high and low temperatures.

• Advantages: Long service life, low maintenance, and versatility for heat treatment equipment and chemical reactors.

Monel

• Properties: Primarily nickel (up to 66%) and copper (up to 31.5%), Monel combines high strength, excellent resistance to seawater and reducing acids, and superb ductility for rugged uses.

• Applications: Ship building (valves, pumps, fittings), offshore and marine pipelines, acid storage and transport, and chemical reactors.

• Advantages: Performs reliably from subzero temperatures up to 480 °C; robust against saltwater corrosion, hydrofluoric/sulfuric acids, and mechanical wear in marine-industrial environments.

Inconel

• Properties: Nickel-chromium alloy (up to 55% Ni + up to 21% Cr), engineered for high strength at elevated temperatures (up to 982 °C), with exceptional oxidation and corrosion resistance especially in oxidizing, acidic, and chloride-rich media.

• Applications: Chemical reactors, heat exchangers, biopharmaceutical vessels, aerospace turbine parts, pumps/valves for oil & gas, and high-pressure piping systems.

• Advantages: Delivers maximum strength, wear resistance, and temperature tolerance under the most demanding process conditions, from cryogenic to extreme-heat service.

Technip’s use of Nickel 200, Monel, and Inconel alloys ensures long-lasting, high-performance solutions for chemical, marine, pharma, energy, and aerospace installations facing the harshest industrial environments.