Neptune Alloys is a leading manufacturer of Nimonic round bars, engineered for use in the most demanding high-temperature and high-stress industrial environments. Nimonic is a nickel-chromium-based superalloy that offers outstanding resistance to oxidation, corrosion, and thermal fatigue. These round bars are ideal for turbine blades, heat treatment fixtures, exhaust systems, and gas turbine engine parts. With excellent mechanical properties retained at temperatures over 1000°C, they are a preferred material in aerospace, nuclear, and thermal power sectors. The material is available in various grades, including Nimonic 75, 80A, and 90, each tailored for specific stress and temperature ranges.
We supply as per international standards like ASTM B637 and EN specifications, every bar undergoes non-destructive testing, tensile strength verification, and grain structure examination to ensure performance and durability. We provide complete B2B customization in size, grade, tolerance, and finish depending on operational requirements. Supported by reliable supply logistics and advanced manufacturing capability, we deliver Nimonic round bars efficiently across India and export markets. These bars serve industries where performance under heat and stress cannot be compromised.
Type of Sub-products
Nimonic 75 Round Bar
A nickel chromium alloy with excellent oxidation resistance and moderate strength at elevated temperatures. Ideal for heat treatment jigs and gas turbines, this grade is widely used in thermal processes requiring durability and clean surface finish.
Nimonic 80a Round Bar
Strengthened with titanium and aluminum, Nimonic 80A offers superior creep resistance and tensile strength. It is commonly used in high performance turbine discs, bolts, and exhaust valves in both industrial and aerospace systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Nimonic alloys suitable for high-temperature service?
Nimonic alloys are nickel-based superalloys enriched with chromium, titanium, and aluminum. These elements provide excellent resistance to thermal creep, oxidation, and structural degradation even at temperatures exceeding 1000°C.
Are Nimonic round bars suitable for welding applications?
Yes, many Nimonic grades are weldable using appropriate welding techniques like TIG or electron beam welding. However, preheating and post-weld heat treatment may be recommended to maintain structural integrity and prevent cracking.
How is Nimonic different from Inconel or Hastelloy?
Nimonic is specifically designed for high-temperature strength and creep resistance, making it ideal for turbine components. Inconel offers broader corrosion resistance, while Hastelloy performs best in strong chemical and reducing environments.