Easy shaping and welding make Hastelloy C276 bars perfect for creating custom parts. It keeps strength and resists corrosion in temperatures ranging from extremely cold to 1900°F. This versatility allows use in many harsh conditions.

The chemical industry relies on ASTM B574 Hastelloy C276 Threaded Bar for equipment like tanks and tubing exposed to acids and alkaline substances. It stands up to sulfuric, hydrochloric, acetic acids, and caustic sodas and potashes. This makes it last longer than stainless steel.

Petroleum and pollution control equipment also benefit from Hastelloy’s durability. It survives contact with sulfur, sulfurous acids, sulfur dioxide gas, and other chemicals produced when processing oil or coal.

Because it resists saltwater corrosion so well, C276 sees widespread use in marine applications. Parts like boat propeller shafts, pump shafts, and piping systems rely on erosion and corrosion resistance.

The pulp and paper industry uses Hastelloy nickel alloy in bleach plants and areas exposed to chlorine and chloride chemicals. This includes processing equipment and tanks.

Power plants and other facilities with flue gas scrubbing systems count on UNS N10276 Half Round Bar for piping, ducting, and headers. It stands up to sulfuric acids, sulfur gases, and chlorides produced when cleaning exhaust.

The combination of easy welding, fabricating, and long-lasting corrosion resistance makes the Hastelloy C276 round bar perfect for custom parts. Even with extreme heat and chemical exposure, it outlasts stainless steel and other metals.