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09/10/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 09/10/2025 12:01

Alloy Insights: C-276 – The Industry Standard for Corrosion Resistance

At Corrosion Materials, Alloy C-276 (UNS N10276 / W.Nr. 2.4819) is not just another high-performance alloy, it is the foundation of our product offering and the material that built our reputation. In this installment of our Alloy Insights series, we are putting the spotlight on the alloy we know best: a trusted solution for industries that demand the highest level of corrosion resistance.

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What Sets Alloy C-276 Apart?

Alloy C-276 is a solid solution strengthened nickel-molybdenum-chromium alloy with a small addition of tungsten. Engineered to withstand extreme chemical environments, Alloy C-276 combines exceptional corrosion resistance with reliable mechanical performance.

One of the most corrosion-resistant materials available today, Alloy C-276 offers superior resistance compared to traditional stainless steels such as 316Lor 904L, and even outperforms other high-performance alloys in environments containing chlorides, strong acids, or mildly oxidizing and reducing acid solutions.

Its capabilities span a wide range of challenging environments, including:

  • Strong acids (sulfuric, hydrochloric, formic, acetic)
  • Chloride-laden solutions
  • Wet chloride gas, chlorine, and hypochlorite
  • Seawater exposure, even in crevice conditions

It also offers outstanding resistance to:

  • Pitting
  • Stress corrosion cracking
  • Oxidizing and reducing atmospheres

While Alloy C-276 excels in most environments, it is less suitable for hot, concentrated nitric acid.

Tough, ductile, and highly weldable, Alloy C-276 is a staple across global industries for one reason: it performs where others fail.

INDUSTRIES THAT TRUST ALLOY C-276

From day-to-day operations to mission-critical systems, Alloy C-276 is relied on in:

  • Chemical and Petrochemical Processing
  • Oil and Gas
  • Pharmaceutical
  • Power Generation and Pollution Control
  • Pulp and Paper
  • Wastewater Treatment

You can commonly find Alloy C-276 in service as:

  • Stack liners, ducts, dampers
  • Scrubbers and stack-gas reheaters
  • Fans and fan housings
  • Heat exchangers and reaction vessels
  • Transfer piping, evaporators, and more

Wherever aggressive corrosion is a concern, Alloy C-276 delivers unmatched protection.

Available Alloy C-276 Products

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Fabrication & Processing Expertise

At Corrosion Materials, we not only supply Alloy C-276, we support it with decades of material expertise and in-house processing capabilities. Whether you are fabricating critical components or need tight-tolerance cuts, our team is equipped to deliver precision and performance.

From processing guidance to finished parts, we help you get the most from Alloy C-276.

In-House Processing Services:

  • Saw cutting
  • Waterjet cutting
  • Plasma cutting
  • CNC machining

With both extensive material knowledge and modern processing equipment under one roof, our team ensures that your Alloy C-276 parts arrive exactly how you need it and ready to perform.

Download Our Alloy C-276 Datasheet

Your Alloy C-276 Specialists

For over 60 years, we have built our name on corrosion-resistant alloys, and Alloy C-276 is at the very heart of that legacy. From raw stock materials to finished components, we offer:

  • Deep technical knowledge
  • Trusted industry partnerships
  • Responsive customer service
  • Fast, reliable turnaround times

When your application demands the best in corrosion resistance, trust the team that knows Alloy C-276 inside and out.

Let's Work Together

Looking for Alloy C-276 products, specs, or guidance? Contact Corrosion Materials today. We are here to help you choose the right materials, solve tough challenges, and keep your operation running strong.

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