Did you know this is one of the oldest but strongest copper-based alloys in the market?
By Rowan Easter-Robinson
Hiduron 130 has been around since the 1940’s as one of the coolest products invented by Langley Alloys. And we’re about to find out what makes it so super-high strength!
Rowan Easter-Robinson of MTDCNC joins Rodney Rice of Langley Alloys in the Technical Corner to find out what goes into developing such a high-resistance material and how it’s a perfect solution for demanding subsea and offshore operations. Available in standard part sizes and custom forgings, this alloy achieves its strength irrespective of the section size. So the only limit is the application, not the material!
Langley Alloys – The home of Super Duplex
- Ferralium 255-SD50 (1.4507, S32550)
- S32760 (1.4501, F55)
- 2507 (S32750, 1.4410, F53)
- 2205 (S32205, 1.4462, F51)
Nickel alloys too
- Alloy 718 (N07718, 2.4668)
- Alloy 625 (N06625, 2.4856)
- Alloy 725 (N07725)
- Alloy 825 (N00825, 2.4858)
- Alloy 925 (N09925)
- Alloy K-500 (2.4375
High performance stainless steels
- Fermonic 50 (Nit50, 1.3964, XM19, S20910)
- Fermonic 60 (Nit60, S21800)
Unique copper alloys
- Hiduron 130 (2.1504, DTD900/4805)
- Hiduron 190 (NES835)
- Hidurel 5 (2.0855, DTD498)
