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BrochureCompany ProfileLearn how NobelClad re-imagines what is possible to safely solve material design challenges in energy, industrial and infrastructure markets. -
White PaperReview of Hydrogen Induced Disbond TestingThis paper reviews hydrogen induced disbonding compared to the three primary cladding techniques. -
ArticleThe Rise of Zirconium Clad Equipment in Acetic Acid ProcessingTo keep acetic acid operations running reliably and safely, today’s fabricators and engineers rely on one metal—zirconium. -
White PaperDesign Considerations in Attaching Pressure Vessel InternalsRead the white paper on directly attaching internals in pressure vessels with Direct Attach.
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White PaperEvaluation of Nickel-Base HYBRID-BC1 Alloy Explosion CladNickel-base HYBRID BC1 Alloy offers superior corrosion performance to established Ni-Mo and Ni-Cr-Mo alloys in several corrosive environments.
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ArticleWeld Overlay OverviewCurious how weld overlay melts one metal—the cladding layer—onto the surface of another metal of similar composition?
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ArticleAn Inside Look at Supply Chain with Kuni EtukKuni Etuk navigates supply chain processes to improve our ability to deliver raw materials and manufactured applications, on time and on budget.
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ArticleAtmospheric vs Vacuum Clad: What MattersBoth atmospheric and vacuum conditions can produce either good, but also poor quality bonds: the critical component being to maintaining collision parameters within appropriate range in the cladding window.
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Terms and ConditionsStandard Terms of SaleReference NobelClad’s General Conditions of Sale for the United States. -
White PaperAluminum-Steel ETJs Effects of Temperature and Time Upon Mechanical PropertiesA study was performed measuring ETJ bond strength as a function of time, temperature & design.
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ArticleClad Metals: Balancing the Economics of Crude DistillationSophisticated networks of crude oil furnaces, distillation towers, and heat exchangers cost revenue, however using clad plates is smart business.
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Product SheetDetaclad Titanium Clad for Chemical Process Equipment Product SheetLearn how DetaClad titanium clad is used in chemical process equipment in highly corrosive environments. -
White PaperEnhanced Mechanical Properties of TMCP Clad Line Pipes by EXWStudy results show toughness properties of TMCP pipe material that underwent the explosion welding process for cladding with Alloy 825 and 625.
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Product SheetDetaclad Zirconium Clad for Chemical Process Equipment Product SheetWhen corrosion properties cannot be achieved with other lower cost alloys for pressure vessels and heat exchangers, zirconium cladding is used.
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White PaperFatigue Properties of Steel to Aluminum Transition JointsThe International Journal of Fatigue conducted a study comparing the shear fatigue strength of the explosion-welded junction to a traditional butt welded joint.
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Product SheetStructural Transition Joints Product SheetDetaCouple™ structural transition joints allow naval architects and shipbuilders to maximize on the strength of Steel and the resistance of Aluminum.
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White PaperMetallurgical Considerations in the Manufacture of Clad HeadsManufacture of clad pressure vessels requires elevated temperature forming of heads. Improper forming conditions can result in inappropriate corrosion and mechanical properties.
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ArticleShear Strength Testing OverviewNobelClad clad plates consistently demonstrates superior shear strength when compared alternative clad manufacturers.
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Case StudyExplosion Welding - A Fast Growing ProcessThe Coradia Polyvalent regional trains were built with explosion welded transition joints – the only solution in industry for welding dissimilar metals.
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Case StudyCooling Cruise Ships Starts with CladJohnson Controls clad water-cooled marine chillers are used on cruise ships all over the world. Read the full story here.
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White PaperMastering Large N 826 Clad Plates with Corrosion and Mechanical Properties IntactRead about the financial benefits of seamless hemispherical heads, made from large N 825 clad plates, for upstream and downstream drilling operations in harsh conditions.
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Press ReleaseNobelClad Announces Olivier Sarrat as Business Development ManagerRead our press release on Olivier Sarrat's promotion. -
White PaperLarge Diameter Clad Bends use Explosion Welded Alloy 625 Clad PlatesIn this study, mechanical and corrosion testing show how to manufacture clad bends in a reliable & economic way.
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Product SheetRailClad Product SheetExplore how transition joints are used in the train industry.
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ArticleThe Material of Choice for Purified Terephthalic Acid Production: Titanium CladLearn about the functional benefits of using titanium-clad steel for PTA processing equipment.
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White PaperWelding between Aluminum Alloy and Steel Sheets by Using Transition JointsHybrid butt joints between steel and aluminum can be an effective mean to fabricate hybrid car bodies. See the research behind this study.
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Product SheetCryogenic Transition Joints Product SheetCTJs provide a reliable, leak tight welding transition coupling between aluminum and stainless steel for LNG storage and transfer lines.
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Detacouple Product SheetDetacouple structural transition joints are composite inserts making it possible to join dissimilar metals by standard welding techniques.
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ArticleAn Inside Look at Business Development with David GauthierGet to know our transition joint expert, David Gauthier, as he helps end users use clad for smelting and marine applications.
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Case StudyAMS2750F Compliant with Conrad KacsikConrad Kascik found a cost effective solution NobelClad's furnace. Read the full case study.
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Product SheetClad for Truck and Trailers Product SheetTo permanently join metals without fasteners, NobelClad’s structural transition joints enable welding aluminum to steel.
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ArticleASTM A263 A264 and A265 OverviewThese specification is for clad plate made from various metal combinations for explosion welded clad plate.
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White PaperElectrical Resistance of Aluminum to Steel ETJs vs Time and TemperatureElectrical transition joints (ETJ) are used for welding aluminum to steel in reduction cells, this study reviews the electrical resistance of aluminum to steel ETJs vs time and temperature
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Product SheetDirect Attach Product SheetDirectly attaching internals lowers cost and shortens delivery time for fabricated clad equipment.
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ArticleZirconium Clad Helps Chemical Processors Meet Demand for Plastics Used in PPEMany of today’s MMA production facilities incorporate zirconium clad as a critical material of construction to keep operations running reliably and safely.
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Product SheetClad for Electrodes Product SheetAluminium to copper transition joints are the most cost-efficient solution for joining copper to aluminium on cathode heads.
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ArticleA Half Century of Aluminum to Steel Success Naval Ship Builders and DetaCoupleA look at how MIL-J-24445 certified Detacouple™ structural transition joints became and remain the world's aluminum-steel standard of choice for naval architects.
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Case StudyExplosion Clad Titanium Meets Debutanizer Condenser ChallengesTherco-Serck chose explosion welded titanium clad tube sheets for their debutanizer condensers as opposed to the cost prohibitive solid titanium.
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ArticleExplosive Clad Welding Coming to Rail NowFor rail engineers, joining highly dissimilar metals such as aluminum to steel represents a challenge during assembly design.
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Press ReleaseNobelClad Launches DetaPipe Clad Pipe SolutionNobelClad introduces DetaPipe™, a clad-metal pipe product designed for high-temperature and high-pressure processing environments.
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White PaperDevelopments in Reactive and Refractory Metal Explosion Clad TechnologyExplosion cladding of reactive and refractory metals offers cost reductions for corrosion-resistant chemical processing industry (CPI) equipment.
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Product SheetIn-Stock Clad TubesheetsEmergency and field service teams rely on quality tube sheets and short lead times for quick turnaround projects.
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ArticleAn Inside Lookat Inside Sales in Germany with Heike ZenglerBased in Germany, read how Heike Zengler works with customers all over Eastern Europe in her role as Inside Sales.
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White PaperCorrosion Resistance of Explosion Clad Ni-Cr-Mo Alloys UNS N06058 and UNS N06059This paper reviews the corrosion resistance of explosion clad Ni-Cr-Mo alloys.
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ArticleStrength, CombinedEnerfab has extensive experience designing and building to customers’ unique requirements. When clad metals are called for, Enerfab relies on NobelClad.
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ArticleExplosion Clad Metals Extend the Life and Reduce the Capital and Operating Costs of Heat ExchangersRead the Heat Exchanger World article about how explosion clad has become beneficial to heat exchangers.
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Product SheetNobelClad TriClad Product SheetTriClad® aluminum-steel transition joints are used to provide an efficient and maintenance free welded connection in Europe, Africa and Asia.
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ArticleAn Inside Look at NobelClad Korea with YS ChoiYS Choi manages the Asian team and stays closely linked to all of NobelClad’s production facilities ensuring Asian projects are executed.
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ArticleASTM B898 OverviewThis specification is for clad plate made from a steel base metal that has been metallurgically bonded to titanium, zirconium, tantalum or niobium.
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Case StudyNo Fools Gold HerePolymetal International chose explosion welded titanium clad vessels as a more economical, reliable solution for high temperature and high-pressure operating conditions.
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Product SheetPlate and Pipe Product SheetNobelClad uses its explosion welding process to manufacture clad plates used for the production of longitude welded clad pipes and plates.
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Terms and ConditionsTerms and Conditions of Purchase - USReference NobelClad’s Terms and Conditions of Purchase for the United States.
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ArticleWelds, roll bonds and explosions: Clad plates in briefLearn about the techniques available to manufacture clad material: explosion welding, roll bonding and weld overlay.
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Product SheetDetaClad AdvantagesNobelClad's patented Detaclad manufacturing process delivers explosion welded plates and heads used in service around the globe.
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Product SheetMulti-Metals in Agriculture EquipmentRead about how NobelClad uses multi-metals to explore application opportunities for agriculture equipment.
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Press ReleaseNobelClad Names Dr. Edgar E. Vidal as Global Director of Business Development and MarketingRead the press release announcing Dr. Edgar E. Vidal as NobelClad's Global Director of Business Development and Marketing.
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ArticleOil and Gas Success with Large Plate CapabilitiesLearn how NobelClad’s large plates reduce your costs by manufacturing seamless, one-piece heads making them more reliable.
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Press ReleasePipes made with NobelClad Explosion-Welded Plates Obtain DNV QualificationRead the press release.
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ArticleDirectly Attaching Internals in Pressure VesselsIf the bond between the cladding metal and the base metal can be qualified, engineers can flexibly design internals to be welded directly to the clad.
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ArticleAn Inside Look at Inside Sales in the Middle East with Yassine IkiouYassine Ikiou approaches Inside Sales Middle East in the best way he believes: with personal service, quick delivery and competitive prices.
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BrochureTriClad BrochureMerrem & la Porte Hitech Metals division is the supplier of TriClad, aluminium to steel transition joints in Europe, Africa and Asia.
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ArticleAssuring Reliability of Titanium Clad EquipmentLearn how to execute a successful titanium clad equipment project with explosion cladding, a highly robust process.
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ArticleNobelClad Expands EU Clad Metal Operations and Large Plate CapabilitiesOur European market has made significant investments to best serve the changing needs of our customers. Check out these recent investments.
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ArticleASTM Specification B898 - 2020 RevisionUpdates were made to reflect best practice of established manufacturers and users.
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ArticleRoll Bonding OverviewDid you know, roll bonding passes two or more metals through a pair of flat rollers at high temperature to bond dissimilar metals?
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ArticleWeld Done - NobelCladLearn how strategic alliances play a major role in how NobelClad manages a unique and global supply chain.
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ArticleHigh Pressure Chemical Processes Call for Clad Piping SolutionsExplore NobelClad's latest product is a high-performance clad-metal pipe product.
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ArticleAn Inside Look at Sales in Singapore with Cliff WeeWith sales resources dedicated to clad worldwide learn how Cliff Wee supports oil & gas customers from Singapore.
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BrochureIndustrial Services BrochureIn Mt. Braddock, PA, NobelClad offers a variety of services like water jet cutting, abrasive belt grinding, flattening, heat treating and more.
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White Paper3D Clad Bend Fabricated from Large Diameter Heavy Wall X65 TMCP PipeLearn about the feasibility of producing a heavy wall bend undergone a full body quenching and tempering process stemming from a TMCP plate.
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White PaperShear Testing Related to Fusion Weld FilletThis white paper demonstrates shear strength data for reducing concerns about directly welding on DetaClad™ explosion bonded products.
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ArticleThe Economic Advantages of Carbon Steel and Titanium Clad Lining SystemsWhen it comes to hydrometallurgy, engineers have options, consider carbon steel and titanium clad lining in these process conditions.
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Product SheetDetaPipe Product SheetNobelClad provides tailored clad-metal pipe solutions for high-pressure, high-temperature environments.
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317L Stainless Steel to SA516 60N Carbon SteelCladder: 317L Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 60N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas -
Titanium Grade 12 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 12Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas -
Titanium Grade 1 to P295GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 1Backer: P295GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas -
Copper 715 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Copper 715Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Industrial Refrigeration -
Aluminum 5086 to SA516 55N Carbon SteelCladder: Aluminum 5086Backer: SA516 55N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Marine -
Nickel Superalloy 625 to HY80 SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 625Backer: HY80 SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas -
410S Ferritic Stainless Steel to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: 410S Ferritic Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 7 to P355GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 7Backer: P355GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Copper 102 to Aluminum 1050Cladder: Copper 102Backer: Aluminum 1050Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining -
Copper 110 to Aluminum 1050Cladder: Copper 110Backer: Aluminum 1050Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Aluminum 3003 to 1008 Carbon SteelCladder: Aluminum 3003Backer: 1008 Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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321 Stainless Steel to SA516 60N Carbon SteelCladder: 321 Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 60N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Nickel Superalloy 625 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 625Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas -
Titanium Grade 11 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 11Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical -
Titanium Grade 17 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 17Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 1 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 1Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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SA516 55N Carbon Steel to Copper 110Cladder: SA516 55N Carbon SteelBacker: Copper 110Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical -
Zirconium 700 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Zirconium 700Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical -
Titanium Grade 12 to P295GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 12Backer: P295GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 17 to Nickel 200Cladder: Titanium Grade 17Backer: Nickel 200Thickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical -
Aluminum 3003 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Aluminum 3003Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining -
Titanium Grade 2 to P355GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 2Backer: P355GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 12 to Nickel 200Cladder: Titanium Grade 12Backer: Nickel 200Thickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Nickel 400 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Nickel 400Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas -
Zirconium 700 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Zirconium 700Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 2 to P295GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 2Backer: P355GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Nickel Superalloy 276 to HY80 SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 276Backer: HY80 SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Nickel Superalloy 600 to HY80 SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 600Backer: HY80 SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 1 to P355GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 1Backer: P355GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 2 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 2Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 7 to P295GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 7Backer: P295GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 17 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 17Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Zirconium 700 to SA516 60N Carbon SteelCladder: Zirconium 700Backer: SA516 60N Carbon SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical -
Titanium Grade 1 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 1Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 7 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 7Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Copper 102 to Aluminum 1100Cladder: Copper 102Backer: Aluminum 1100Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Zirconium 702 to SA516 60N Carbon SteelCladder: Zirconium 702Backer: SA516 60N Carbon SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Copper 110 to Aluminum 1100Cladder: Copper 110Backer: Aluminum 1100Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Nickel Superalloy 825 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 825Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Nickel 200 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Nickel 200Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Nickel Superalloy 600 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 600Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 7 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 7Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Copper 101 to Aluminum 1050Cladder: Copper 101Backer: Aluminum 1050Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Copper 706 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Copper 706Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Industrial Refrigeration
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Zirconium 700 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Zirconium 700Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 1 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 1Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 2 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 2Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Copper 101 to Aluminum 1100Cladder: Copper 101Backer: Aluminum 1100Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Titanium Grade 2 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 2Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Aluminum 1050 to 1008 Carbon SteelCladder: Aluminum 1050Backer: 1008 Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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304L Stainless Steel to SA516 60N Carbon SteelCladder: 304L Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 60N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 11 to Nickel 200Cladder: Titanium Grade 11Backer: Nickel 200Thickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Copper 102 to Aluminum 1350Cladder: Copper 102Backer: Aluminum 1350Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Titanium Grade 11 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 11Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Copper 110 to Aluminum 1350Cladder: Copper 110Backer: Aluminum 1350Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Titanium Grade 12 to P355GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 12Backer: P355GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Aluminum 5083 to SA516 55N Carbon SteelCladder: Aluminum 5083Backer: SA516 55N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Marine
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Copper 464 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Copper 464Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Industrial Refrigeration
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Zirconium 702 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Zirconium 702Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 11 to P295GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 11Backer: P295GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 7 to Nickel 200Cladder: Titanium Grade 7Backer: Nickel 200Thickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 12 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 12Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 17 to P355GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 17Backer: P355GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 7 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 7Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 2 to Nickel 200Cladder: Titanium Grade 2Backer: Nickel 200Thickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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347 Stainless Steel to SA516 60N Carbon SteelCladder: 347 Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 60N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Zirconium 702 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Zirconium 702Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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316L Stainless Steel to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: 316L Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 11 to 316L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 11Backer: 316L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 17 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 17Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Copper 101 to Aluminum 1350Cladder: Copper 101Backer: Aluminum 1350Thickness: 1 in., 25.4 mmIndustries: Metals Extraction & Refining
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Nickel Superalloy 825 to HY80 SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 825Backer: HY80 SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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321 Stainless Steel to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: 321 Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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347 Stainless Steel to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: 347 Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Zirconium 702 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Zirconium 702Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: .625 in., 15.9 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Nickel Superalloy 276 to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: Nickel Superalloy 276Backer: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 17 to P295GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 17Backer: P295GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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304L Stainless Steel to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: 304L Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 1 to Nickel 200Cladder: Titanium Grade 1Backer: Nickel 200Thickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical
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Titanium Grade 11 to P355GH SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 11Backer: P355GH SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Chemical & Petrochemical, Industrial Refrigeration Oil & Gas
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Titanium Grade 12 to 304L Stainless SteelCladder: Titanium Grade 12Backer: 304L Stainless SteelThickness: .750 in., 19.1 mm.Industries: Power Generation, Chemical & Petrochemical
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316L Stainless Steel to SA516 60N Carbon SteelCladder: 316L Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 60N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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Aluminum 5754 to S355 SteelCladder: Aluminum 5754Backer: S355 SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Metals Extraction & Refining, Transportation -
317L Stainless Steel to SA516 70N Carbon SteelCladder: 317L Stainless SteelBacker: SA516 70N Carbon SteelThickness: 1 in., 25.4 mm.Industries: Chemical & Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
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DetacoupleLes joints de transition structurels Detacouple et TriClad sont la norme de l'industrie maritime pour les soudures permanentes aluminium-acier. -
Tôles tubulaires plaquéesNos plaques tubulaires revêtues sont fabriquées à partir d'alliages résistants à la corrosion, ce qui les rend idéales pour des applications allant des refroidisseurs frigorifiques sur les bateaux de pêche aux climatiseurs destinés à la fabrication alimentaire et pharmaceutique. -
Toles de Fonds et VirolesNobelClad fournit des têtes plaquées de haute qualité de toutes tailles pour les réacteurs, les échangeurs de chaleur et les cuves de process. Nous adaptons notre processus de formage de la tête à des combinaisons de métaux plaqués spécifiques. -
Toles PlaqueesNos plaques et cylindres DetaClad ™, disponibles en 260 combinaisons métalliques compatibles et non compatibles, sont à la base des récipients sous pression, tours, cristallisoirs et plus du monde. -
Jonctions Bimetalliques pour Camions et Semi-RemorquesTirez parti de la résistance de l'acier et des propriétés légères des alliages d'aluminium pour augmenter les performances et l'efficacité des camions et des remorques.
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Joints de Transition StructurelleLes joints de transition structurels de NobelClad joignent définitivement les métaux sans attaches mécaniques. Les constructeurs navals se tournent vers nous pour relier les superstructures et les cloisons aux coques en acier, à la charpente et aux éléments de pont.
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Joints de transition cryogéniquesPar rapport aux systèmes de connexion boulonnés, les CTJ offrent un moyen plus simple et plus fiable de connecter l'acier inoxydable à l'aluminium dans les réservoirs de stockage de gaz liquéfié et les lignes de transfert. -
TRONÇONS ET COUDES DE TUYAUX DETAPIPENobelClad fournit des solutions de revêtement sur mesure pour les tuyaux et les coudes résistants à la corrosion. -
Joints de Liaison ElectriqueLes joints de transition électriques de NobelClad offrent des solutions solides et à faible résistance électrique pour la fusion d’aluminium et de zinc, lorsque les applications de revêtement d’anode et de cathode doivent fonctionner à certaines températures.