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CW-6M — Ni-Mo-Cr alloy for severe corrosion service

Designation

Grade
CW-6M
UNS
N30107
EN designation
—
Commonly associated designations
Chlorimet® 3 type
Type designations and trade names are given for orientation only. Trade names are trademarks of their respective owners; the cast grade and its standard remain the specification.
Standard
ASTM A494/A494M
Density
≈ 8.64 g/cm³
Usual delivery condition
Solution annealed and quenched

Chemical composition

ElementMass fraction, %
C≤ 0.07
Mn≤ 1.00
Si≤ 1.00
Cr17.0–20.0
Mo17.0–20.0
Fe≤ 3.0
Nibal.

Main elements only. Phosphorus, sulphur and residual-element limits are specified in the standard and are not reproduced here.

Mechanical properties

ConditionTensile strength Rm, min. (MPa)Yield strength Rp0.2, min. (MPa)Elongation, min. (%)
Solution annealed and quenched49527525

Minimum values (or ranges) for separately cast test bars as specified in ASTM A494/A494M.

Characteristics

Corrosion and oxidation behaviour
Selected for acids and aggressive chemical process media
Weldability
Good with matching filler and standard procedures
Machinability
Difficult; rigid set-ups, low cutting speeds or grinding
Typical applications
Valves Pumps Chemical processing

International cross-reference

Casting and processing considerations

Melting practice has a strong influence on quality: reactive elements such as aluminium and titanium in superalloys normally require vacuum melting and pouring, while corrosion-resistant grades are commonly air melted with careful control of carbon and silicon. Corrosion-resistant grades are solution annealed; weld repair and its heat treatment must follow the material specification.

Reference data compiled from the cited standards for orientation. Always work from the current edition of the governing specification; values are not a guaranteed LOSTWAX TR delivery specification.

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