Monel Fasteners

Monel Fastener is one of the few alloys that maintains its strength in sub-zero temperatures, so it is used in those circumstances. Monel Alloys Bolts & Nuts are most often found in chemical plant equipment due to their strong resistance to chemical corrosion. Ananka Group is a leading Monel Fasteners Manufacturer in India, producing a wide range of Monel Fasteners in various sizes, grades, and scales. Monel Hex Bolts are used in the aerospace industry as well. Monel Bolts and Nuts are resistant to corrosion when exposed to running saltwater or brine solutions. As a result, Monel Keel Bolts are used in the marine industry.

Monel Fasteners is readily fabricated by either hot-working and cold-working, machining, or welding. Although Monel Fasteners & Monel Bolts are very difficult to machine as compared to steel since Monel’s work hardens very quickly. Monel Fastener Manufacturers have to turn and work with the alloy at slow speeds and low feed rates.

Types of Monel Fasteners

Monel Bolts: –

• Monel  Hex Bolt
• Monel  Elevator Bolts
• Monel  Eye Bolts
• Monel  Hanger Bolts
• Monel  Heavy Hex Bolts
• Monel  Anchor Bolts
• Monel Allen Bolts
• Monel  Stud Bolts
• Monel  U Bolts
• Monel  Carriage Bolts
• Monel  Countersunk Bolts
• Monel  Square Head Bolts
• Monel  Socket Head Bolts
• Monel  Shoulder Bolts
• Monel  Machine Bolts
• Monel  Lag Bolts
• Monel  J Bolts
• Monel  Hollow Hex Bolts
• Monel  Hollow Allen Bolts
• Monel  Hex Flange Bolts

Monel Nuts: –

• Monel  Hex Nuts
• Monel  Hex Jam Nuts
• Monel  Hex Coupling Nuts
• Monel  Hex Flange Nuts
• Monel  Slotted Nuts
• Monel  Nylock Nuts
• Monel  Acorn Nuts
• Monel  2 Way Lock Nuts
• Monel  Nylock Jam Nuts
• Monel  All Metal Lock Nuts
• Monel  12 Point Flange Nuts
• Monel  Hex Cap Nuts
• Monel  Hex Weld Nuts
• Monel  Heavy Hex Nuts
• Monel  Lifting Eye Nuts
• Monel  Wing Nuts
• Monel  Weld Square Nuts
• Monel  T Slot Nuts
• Monel  Square Thin Nuts
• Monel  K Lock Nuts

Chemical Composition Of Monel Fasteners

• Nickel (plus Cobalt): Minimum of 63 percent
• Carbon: Maximum of 0.3 percent
• Manganese: Maximum of 2 percent
• Iron: Maximum of 2/5 percent
• Sulfur: Maximum of 0.024 percent
• Silicon: Maximum of 0.5 percent
• Copper: From 28 to 34 percent

Application and Uses of Inconel Fasteners

• Chemical Industries
• Petrochemical industries
• Oil and Gas Industry
• Building & Construction
• Marine industry
• Defense & Aerospace
• Automobile Industry

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