I have been looking for companies that are involved with welding cunifer,duplex and superduplex pipe,but my searches only seem to bring me back to the uk websites. i was wondering if they were trade names specific to the ukand if anybody knows what they are called over here.
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03-23-2007, 01:56 PM #1
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03-23-2007, 03:04 PM #2
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Cunifer = CuproNickel?
Duplex and SuperDuplex are High Alloy and Higher Alloy stainless steels. and don't seem to be Elfland specific
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I dont really know what the question is either but outokumpu in sweden makes duplexes and superduplexes I have been welding alot of it lately well 2507 and regular 2205 duplex. Most of what i have done went to Dow also.
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hello
i worked with kuni 20 years ago, i think it was used for low pressure application
(toilet waste pipework for the production platforms we built at rgc in methil, fife) im sure it was banned on mainland europe and the u.s. at that time. we were told to wear disposable overalls.... i never did....
im sure that copper had a high arsenic content years ago, its something to do with the smelting process.


and if anybody knows what they are called over here.
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90/10 and 70/30 copper/nickel's the composite








