Super Alloy MP-35N (tm)

Age-hardenable, see "Heat Treat".

Anneal at 1950 F and rapid air cool.

Chemical process equipment, seawater applications, oil and gas well components in presence of hydrogen sulfide.

No data, but the good ductility of this alloy should lend itself to cold forming by conventional means.

Due to this alloys high work hardening rate, it will lose a great deal of its ductility in forming.

Hardenable by a combination of cold work and aging - see "Heat Treat".

Anneal at 1950 F and rapid air cool. Age-harden at 1050 F for 4 hours and air cool.

This alloy develops optimum strength by a combination of 50% cold work reduction of area and the aging heat treatment described under "Heat Treat".

An age-hardenable cobalt-nickel-chromium alloy with molybdenum for corrosion resistance. The alloy develops very high strength by a combination of cold-working and aging heat treatment. This alloy was developed by SPS Technologies in Pennsylvania. SPS maintains a metallurgical staff able to deal with a variety of technical problem areas.

Not applicable.

This alloy can be welded using TIG methods. Welding properties are similar to 304 stainless and similar techniques and procedures should be observed. Best weld result from low heat inputs (roughly one third that of 304 welding) and welding in the annealed condition.