5887
The designation 5887 is carried by 4 different grades. Compare them on the elements that actually differ, then open the one your print means.
- Matching grades 4
- Category Others · 1754 grades
- Category Nickel and cobalt alloys · 87 grades
- Category High-temperature steels · 40 grades
Which of the 4 do you want?
This name is carried by several grades. The elements shown are the ones whose values actually differ across the set — the ones that decide the question. Values are the source text verbatim; an em dash means no value on file for that element on that grade, not zero.
| Grade | Material no. | Category | Designations | C% | Al% | Si% | Cr% | Fe% | Co% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SG-NiCr22Co12Mo | 2.46272.4 | Others | 6 | ≤0,10 | 0,80-1,50 | ≤0,50 | 20,0-24,0 | ≤2,00 | 10,0-15,0 |
| NiCr23Co12Mo | 2.46632.4 | Nickel and cobalt alloys | 18 | 0,05-0,10 | 0,70-1,40 | ≤0,20 | 20,0-23,0 | ≤2,00 | 11,0-14,0 |
| NiCr20Ti | 2.49512.4 | High-temperature steels | 16 | 0,08-0,15 | ≤0,30 | ≤1,00 | 18,0-21,0 | ≤5,00 | ≤5,00 |
| NiCr22Co12Mo9 | Ni 6617 | Others | 6 | 0,05-0,15 | 0,80-1,50 | ≤1,00 | 20,0-24,0 | ≤3,00 | 10,0-15,0 |
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