Nickel Alloys

The Monel family of Nickel alloys originates from the turn of the century when the then chef metallurgist of (INCO) David H. Browne combined Nickel and Copper with a small amount of iron to create the alloy, the alloy was then named after the company president Ambrose Monell, and patented in 1906. Today this grade is still in service and is an industry standard for many Corrosion environments. Today this original grade is know as MONEL 400.

Monel and Langley Alloys

Langley Alloys can supply all grades of Monel in many varied product forms including Bar, Plate, Tube, Flanges and Fitting. However our key strength lies in the supply of long Bar, Billets and forgings.

Langley Alloys commitment to extensive stock holding and our unique partnership with Special Metals (INCO), as their nominated UK distributor center for MONEL K500 Bar products, give Langley Alloys customers an unrivaled supply offering in terms of, Material Quality, Speed and flexibility of service and Price.

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Alloy	Common Name	Related Specifications			Tensile Strength	Proof Stress	Elongation
		British	European	United States
LANGALLOY K-500	MONEL K-500	BS 3076 NA18	2.4375	ASTM B865 N05500, QQ-N-286, AMS 4676	965 [140]	690 [100]	20
LANGALLOY 400	MONEL 400	BS 3076 NA13	2.4360	ASTM A164 N04400, N04405, QQ-N-281	480 [69.6]	170 [24.6 ]	35
Alloy 718	INCONEL 718			ASTM B637 N07718, API 6A 718	1034 [150]	862 [125]	20
Alloy 625	INCONEL 625	BS 3076 NA21		ASTM B564, B446 N06625	758 [110]	344 [49.9]	60

LANGALLOY^® is a registered Trade Mark of Langley Alloys Ltd; MONEL^® and INCONEL^® are registered Trade Marks of Special Metals Corporation