Nickel-based alloys, including the Inconel and Hastelloy families, represent the premier materials for high pressure vessels operating in extreme temperature and corrosive environments. Inconel alloys (600, 625, 718) excel in high-temperature oxidizing conditions, while Hastelloy variants (C-276, C-22, B-2) provide exceptional resistance to aggressive acids and chemicals. These superalloys maintain their strength and corrosion resistance at temperatures where other materials fail, enabling reliable service in the most demanding process conditions.
Nickel alloys deliver unmatched performance for high pressure vessels facing conditions that would rapidly degrade other materials: temperatures exceeding 1,500°F, exposure to chloride-induced stress corrosion cracking, contact with strong acids and mixed acid environments, and high-temperature hydrogen service. While material and fabrication costs exceed carbon and stainless steels, the extended service life, reduced maintenance, and safety assurance justify the investment in critical applications where failure is not an option.
Nickel Alloys (Inconel, Hastelloy) high pressure vessels serve:
• Supercritical water oxidation systems
• High-temperature chemical reactors
• Acid production and handling
• Flue gas desulfurization
• Nuclear fuel reprocessing
• Aerospace engine components
• Deep-sea equipment
• Pharmaceutical synthesis
Roben Manufacturing works with:
• Inconel 600 (high-temp oxidation resistance)
• Inconel 625 (acid and seawater resistance)
• Inconel 718 (high-strength precipitation-hardened)
• Hastelloy C-276 (broad acid resistance)
• Hastelloy C-22 (superior pitting resistance)
• Hastelloy B-2 (hydrochloric acid service)
• Monel 400 (seawater and acid resistance)
• Service temperatures: cryogenic to 2,000°F
• Excellent stress corrosion cracking resistance
• Outstanding creep and fatigue strength
• Maintains ductility at cryogenic temps
• Exceptional acid and chloride resistance
• Hydrogen embrittlement resistant grades available
All Roben nickel alloys (inconel, hastelloy) pressure vessels are manufactured in accordance with:
• ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII, Division 3
• ASME Section X (for composite pressure vessels)
• European Pressure Equipment Directive (PED)
• AD 2000-Merkblatt HP 0 (for high pressure applications)
Our quality management system ensures full material traceability, certified mill test reports, and documented fabrication procedures for every vessel.
With over 65 years of pressure vessel fabrication experience, Roben Manufacturing has developed specialized capabilities for working with nickel alloys (inconel, hastelloy). Our skilled craftsmen, certified welding procedures, and advanced manufacturing equipment ensure optimal results regardless of material complexity. We maintain extensive material supplier relationships to secure competitive pricing and reliable availability for all grades.
Achievable pressure ratings depend on vessel geometry, operating temperature, and specific material grade. Roben Manufacturing engineers work with customers to optimize designs that meet pressure requirements while considering material properties, code requirements, and economic factors.
Absolutely. Roben Manufacturing specializes in custom pressure vessel fabrication. We can build to customer drawings or develop designs from performance specifications. Our engineering team provides material selection guidance to ensure optimal performance and value.
All vessels include ASME data reports (U or U2 stamps as applicable), certified mill test reports, NDE reports, hydrostatic test certificates, and dimensional inspection records. Additional documentation per customer requirements is available.
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Contact Roben Manufacturing to discuss your high pressure vessel requirements.
Phone: (732) 364-6000
Email: sales@robenmfg.com
Address: 760 Vassar Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701