What exactly are high-temperature alloys?

High-temperature alloys are special structural metals that retain stable mechanical properties under long-term service over 600°C. They are strengthened by adding chromium, tungsten, molybdenum, titanium and rare earth elements, featuring outstanding creep resistance, oxidation resistance and thermal corrosion resistance. Ordinary carbon steel and stainless steel will soften, deform or oxidize severely at high heat, while these alloys maintain dimensional stability under high temperature and load, serving as core materials for extreme thermal industrial equipment.