Inconel Alloy 690 fasteners represent a nickel-based superalloy, comprising approximately 70% nickel, 17% chromium, and varying proportions of iron, aluminum, titanium, molybdenum, cobalt, copper, and manganese. Engineered to exhibit exceptional resistance to corrosion and oxidation, these fasteners are tailored for deployment in the most demanding environments. Notably, Inconel Alloy 690 fasteners boast a remarkable tensile strength exceeding 200 ksi (1400 MPa), enabling them to withstand the rigors of high-temperature stress without succumbing to deformation or structural failure. Furthermore, their non-magnetic properties render them well-suited for applications where magnetic interference could pose operational challenges, further underscoring their versatility and reliability across diverse industrial settings.

WNR 2.4669 Fasteners present numerous distinct advantages over alternative fastener types. Firstly, their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio ensures robust performance under heavy loads while maintaining a lightweight profile, avoiding bulkiness and unwieldiness. Moreover, their inherent resistance to corrosion, even in extreme conditions, distinguishes them from metals prone to rust, like stainless steel, thereby reducing the need for frequent maintenance to uphold their operational integrity over time. Additionally, their non-magnetic nature eliminates the risk of magnetic interference with nearby electrical equipment or devices, provided they are installed correctly. In addition to fasteners, our product line encompasses an array of offerings such as Copper Bolts, Copper Washers, and more, catering to diverse industrial needs.