Ferrous Metals
Ferrous metals are iron-based materials, including carbon steel, alloy steel and stainless steel.
Explore the material families and grades available across Nemrex Industries' industrial metal range — from ferrous steels to nickel alloys, titanium, aluminium and other specialty materials.
INQUIRY NOWOur material range is organized into ferrous metals for structural strength, pressure and corrosion resistance, and non-ferrous / exotic metals for demanding heat, chemical, marine and severe-service environments.
Ferrous metals are iron-based materials, including carbon steel, alloy steel and stainless steel.
Non-ferrous metals have a base other than iron. Specialty and exotic alloys are selected for specific performance requirements.
Scroll through the material families below to review the supplied grade groups. Select any grade to open its detailed information panel.
Austenitic, ferritic, martensitic, precipitation-hardening, super austenitic and duplex stainless grades.
Low-carbon steels for structural fabrication, sheets, plates, coils and general industrial applications.
Carbon steel grades for pressure, temperature, line pipe, forgings and industrial fittings.
Chrome-moly grades commonly identified by P, F and WP designations for pipes, flanges and butt-weld fittings.
Nickel-based materials grouped into Pure Nickel, Monel, Inconel, Incoloy, Hastelloy and Specialty Nickel Alloys.
Commercially pure, palladium-enhanced and alloyed titanium grades.
The descriptions below are retained from the supplied content.
Aluminium alloy families from commercially pure grades through high-strength and specialty series.
High-performance and specialty materials for demanding corrosion, temperature, chemical, aerospace and industrial applications.
Grade availability, product form, dimensions and applicable standards should be confirmed against the actual Nemrex supply range before publication as a specification.
Material Family
Values shown are typical / indicative and should be verified against the applicable ASTM / ASME / EN / UNS standard and the material test certificate (MTC) for the supplied product.
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