NXF JIS EN ASTM B127 MONEL 400 Alloy/UNS N04400 DN15-1200 Class 150-6000 Nickel Alloy 400 Forging Threaded Tee

Monel 400 alloy (UNS N04400 or MCu-28-1.5-1.8 or Ni68Cu28Fe) is a nickel-based alloy material with good corrosion resistance in seawater, chemical solvents, ammonia, sulfur, chlorine, hydrogen chloride, various acidic media such as sulfuric acid, hydrofluoric acid, hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid, organic acids, alkaline media, salt and molten salt. Monel 400 is mainly used in the fields of chemistry, petrochemical industry and marine development. It can be used to manufacture various heat exchange equipment, boiler feed water heaters, petroleum and chemical pipelines, containers, towers, tanks, valves, pumps, reactors, shafts, etc.

The threaded tee is a type of industrial pipe fitting. Its main function is to divert the passing medium. The production process of threaded tees is divided into two types: forging and casting. Forging refers to heating and forging a steel ingot or round bar, and then processing the thread on a lathe. Casting refers to melting the steel ingot and pouring it into the mold of the tee, and then waiting for it to cool. Because of the different manufacturing processes, the pressure they can withstand is also different. The pressure resistance of forging is much higher than that of casting. The main manufacturing standards for threaded tees generally include GB/T14626, ASME B16.11, and BS3799.

Monel 400 Threaded Tee Drawing