
Nickel-Based Alloys
BMI supplies a premium portfolio of special-purpose Nickel-based alloys engineered for precision, strength, and advanced engineering applications.
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These alloys are distinct from traditional Inconel and Incoloy families — offering unique combinations of elasticity, memory effect, magnetism control, and ultra-high temperature stability.
Applications include medical devices, jet propulsion systems, high-temperature turbines, cryogenics, and electronics.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EVERY REQUIREMENT.
GRADES
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​Nitinol​
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Rene 41
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Waspaloy
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Haynes 188 / 230 / 282
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Rene 77 / 95
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Specialty grades available upon request.
PRODUCT RANGE
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Bars & Rods: Forged / rolled Ni-based superalloy bars for turbine and aerospace use
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Sheets & Plates: Hot and cold rolled superalloy plates (AMS / ASTM specs)
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Wires & Strips: Medical-grade and shape-memory Nitinol wires (ASTM F2063)
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Flanges & Fittings: Machined components for heat and oxidation-critical systems
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Pipes & Tubes: Precision tubes for high-pressure and cryogenic service
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Custom Fabrications: Springs, actuators, and turbine rings in Nitinol and Rene alloys
STANDARDS
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Nitinol wire and strip for medical use - ASTM F2063
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Precipitation-hardened nickel alloy forgings - ASTM B637
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Aerospace grades for Rene, Waspaloy, Nimonic - AMS 5544 / 5706 / 5708 / 5800
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Haynes & Rene alloy sheets and forgings - AMS 5389 / 5549
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Nitinol biocompatibility standard - ISO 5832-3
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Nickel alloy flanges & bars - ASME SB564 / SB166
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Russian nickel-titanium alloy standards - GOST 5632 / TU 1-924
MAKE
We source and stock products regularly from:
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Special Metals Corporation (USA) – Rene, Nimonic, Waspaloy
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Haynes International (USA) – Haynes series (188, 230, 282)
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ATI Alloys (USA) – Waspaloy, Rene 41, Haynes 230
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Nitinol Devices & Components (NDC, USA) – Medical-grade Nitinol
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VSMPO-Tirus (Russia) – Nickel-Titanium (NiTi) and superalloy bars (GOST)
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VDM Metals GmbH (Germany) – Nickel–Cobalt–Chromium alloys
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Fort Wayne Metals (USA) – Nitinol wire and superelastic components
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Specific Makes are available upon request
MTC is always provided when you choose BMI
QUALITY PARAMETERS SET BY BMI
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Nitinol: Shape-memory and superelasticity for dynamic actuation and biomedicine
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Rene & Waspaloy: Superior creep strength at 980–1050°C
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Haynes 230: Industry benchmark for oxidation, carburization, and fatigue resistance
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Ni–Cu–Fe Alloys: Cost-effective, corrosion-resistant alloys for marine systems
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
Element Nitinol Rene 41 Waspaloy Haynes 230
Nickel (Ni) 54–57 Balance Balance Balance
Titanium (Ti) 43–46 3.15 3.0 —
Chromium (Cr) — 19.0 19.5 22.0
Cobalt (Co) — 11.0 13.5 2.0
Molybdenum (Mo) — 10.0 4.5 2.0
Aluminium (Al) — 1.5 1.4 —
Tungsten (W) — — — 14.0
Iron (Fe) ≤0.1 5.0 2.0 3.0
Carbon (C) ≤0.08 ≤0.08 ≤0.10 ≤0.10
Boron (B) — 0.005 0.005 —
Others Trace Trace Trace Trace
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Property Nitinol (Superelastic) Rene 41 Waspaloy Haynes 230
Tensile Strength (MPa) 900–1400 1380 1360 800
Yield Strength (MPa) 480–700 1100 1070 400
Elongation (%) 10–15 10–15 12 45
Density (g/cm³) 6.45 8.36 8.19 8.95
Max Service Temp (°C) 300 980 980 1090
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INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS.
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Aerospace: Turbine blades, afterburner seals, thrust components
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Medical Devices: Stents, orthodontic wires, guidewires (Nitinol)
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Energy & Turbine Systems: Creep-resistant rotors and seals
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Automotive / Motorsport: Turbocharger rotors, high-temp valves
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Cryogenics & Space: Ducting, bellows, and cryo-compatible springs
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Industrial Gas Turbines: Combustion chambers, transition ducts
