Multimet™ Alloy
General Characteristics of Multimet™ Alloy
An iron-chromium-nickel-chromium alloy, Multimet is ideal for high-heat applications to 2000°F (1093°C). It resists oxidation and easy to hot work or cold form. Use conventional machining methods and a variety of arc and resistance welding techniques.
Chemical Composition of Multimet™ Alloy
- Nickel 19.00-21.00
- Cobalt 18.50-21.00
- Chromium 20.00-22.50
- Molybdenum 2.50-3.50
- Tungsten 2.00-3.00
- Carbon 0.08-0.16 (castings 0.20 max)
- Nitrogen 0.10-0.20
- Columbium and tantalum 0.75-1.25
- Silicon 1.00 max
- Manganese 1.00-2.00
- Iron balance
Heat Treatment of Multimet™ Alloy
- Water quench or rapid air cool
- Stress relieve following hot working procedures
- Age at 1500°F (816°C) with 4-hour soak
Applications of Multimet™ Alloy
- Aircraft and high-temperature parts, including:
- Tail pipes
- Tail cones
- Exhaust manifolds
- Combustion chambers
- Afterburner components
- Turbine buckets and blades
- Nozzles
- Bolts
Machinability of Multimet™ Alloy
- High-speed steel or carbide tools for conventional machining
Workability of Multimet™ Alloy
- Forge between 2200° and 1700°F (1204° and 927°C) after soaking
- Spin, draw and dish cold
- Immediate anneal may be necessary
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