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Corrosion-Resistant Alloys

This group of metals (also called CRAs) shines in high-temperature environments where corrosion resistance, strength under pressure, and low expansion coefficients are key. CRAs are necessary in oil and gas production, jet engines, chemical plants, and some biomedical applications.<br><br>Any alloy can corrode under the right conditions. Trust our experts to help you find the best material for your project.

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Corrosion-Resistant Alloys

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  1. Corrosion-Resistant Alloys This group of metals (also called CRAs) shines in high-temperature environments where corrosion resistance, strength under pressure, and low expansion coefficients are key. CRAs are necessary in oil and gas production, jet engines, chemical plants, and some biomedical applications. Any alloy can corrode under the right conditions. Trust our experts to help you find the best material for your project. Molybdenum  Molybdenum Lanthanide (MoLa)  Molybdenum TMZ  Niobium  Niobium C-103  Tantalum  Titanium CP (Grade 1 & 2)  Tungsten  Heavy Metal Tungsten  Tungsten Carbide  Tungsten Copper  Tungsten Lanthanide 

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