During qualification of a next-generation ethylene cracking furnace, 25Cr stainless tubes suffered catastrophic carburization attack after only 9 months at 1080°C, forcing a $3.2M redesign. The proven solution was NiCr 20:25 Sheets – a chromium-rich 20Ni-25Cr resistance alloy forming an ultra-stable Cr₂O₃ protective scale that reduced carbon penetration by 89%, extended tube life beyond 36 months, and achieved 99.2% furnace availability across chemical, oil & gas, marine, pharma, and power generation applications.

Engineered specifically for procurement heads, engineers, fabricators, and OEM manufacturers facing severe carburizing and oxidizing environments, NiCr 20:25 outperforms standard 25Cr stainless steels through higher chromium (25% vs 20-25%) and optimized nickel that delivers 8x slower carburization rates at 1100°C while maintaining excellent fabricability and weldability. Unlike Nimonic 75 optimized for aerospace creep strength, NiCr 20:25 targets industrial furnace service where oxidation scale stability determines component life.

Aurico Alloys LLP is your premier NiCr 20:25 Sheets supplier, stockist, and exporter in India to abroad, providing affordable, authentic ASTM B344-family certified material with NiCr 20:25 ready stock India, competitive NiCr 20:25 sheet price per kg, and precision NiCr 20:25 sheet cut to size services for chemical reformers, oil & gas pyrolysis furnaces, marine incinerators, pharma heat treatment kilns, and power generation waste heat boilers.

Brushed alloy plate edges, stacked square plates, flat bar and circular blanks

High-quality NiCr 20:25 Sheets ready for industrial use.

Specification Overview

SupplierAurico Alloys LLP – NiCr 20:25 sheets supplier/export
GradeNiCr 20:25 (20Ni-25Cr high-chromium resistance alloy)
StandardsASTM B344 (resistance alloys), DIN 17742
Thickness Range0.2-12mm (NiCr 20:25 sheet cut to size)
Max Service Temp1100°C carburizing/oxidizing
Key Feature89% reduced carburization vs 25Cr SS

Equivalent Grades & Standards

Equivalent designations and physical constants for Nichrome 20/25
PropertyValue
UNS number
Werkstoff / EN number1.4843
Density7.80 g/cm3

Identifiers and physical constants for Nichrome 20/25. A dash means no such designation is published for this grade.

Stock & Product Availability

Aurico Alloys LLP maintains competitive NiCr 20:25 sheet price with NiCr 20:25 ready stock India optimized for reformer tube sheets and furnace radiant panels.

Chemical Composition

Chemical composition limits for Nichrome 20/25
ElementMin (%)Max (%)
Nickel (Ni)18.0
Manganese (Mn)1.0
Iron (Fe)Balance
Silicon (Si)1.01.5
Chromium (Cr)2327
Carbon (C)0.10
Aluminium (Al)0.30
Copper (Cu)0.50

Composition limits for Nichrome 20/25. These are specification limits for the grade, not measured values for a lot; the mill test certificate supplied with your order states the actual analysis.

Mechanical Properties

PropertyValue
Tensile Strength650-800 MPa
Yield Strength300-400 MPa
Elongation≥30%
Carburization 1100°C89% reduction vs SS
Scale AdhesionExcellent

Applications & Why Superior to Stainless

  • Chemical: Ethylene furnace radiant tubes – 36+ month life vs 9 months SS
  • Oil & Gas: Pyrolysis furnace tube sheets to 1100°C carburizing
  • Marine: Incinerator combustion chambers resisting chlorides/sulfur
  • Pharma: High-temperature validation kilns with stable oxide
  • Power: Waste-to-energy boiler tubes, gasification reactors

Global Export Destinations

We ship worldwide from Mumbai. See every destination we export to on our export markets page.

Domestic Supply Network

We deliver across India from our Mumbai stockyard. See every city we supply on our supply locations page.

Conclusion

NiCr 20:25 sheets from Aurico Alloys LLP deliver ASTM B344-certified chromium-rich performance with unmatched 1100°C carburization resistance and economic advantages over stainless steels for your most demanding reformer tubes, furnace panels, and pyrolysis equipment. Are your high-temperature carburizing applications protected by the 25Cr NiCr alloy that outperforms stainless alternatives by orders of magnitude?