Nickel 200 Products

Nickel 200 Products

Nickel 200 Products provide an enquiry route when a drawing, purchase specification, or bill of materials calls for UNS N02200. The material is commercially pure wrought nickel. Plate, tube, bar, wire, fittings, and forgings are the product forms covered here. Begin by matching the exact form and technical requirements to the component.

Material Reference Card

Composition reference is Ni+Co min 99.0%, Cu max 0.25%, Fe max 0.40%, Mn max 0.35%, C max 0.15%, Si max 0.35%, and S max 0.01%. Density is 8.89 g/cm3. Mechanical properties are form and temper dependent. No mechanical range is stated on this page because a value relevant to one form or condition should not be assumed for every Nickel 200 request.

Specify the Product Form Clearly

Representative form-specific references are ASTM B160 for rod/bar, ASTM B161 for pipe/tube, ASTM B162 for plate/sheet/strip, ASTM B163 for condenser/heat-exchanger tubing, ASTM B366 for wrought fittings, and ASTM B564 for forgings. Products can be ordered to applicable standards based on product form and purchase specification. Plate requests should state the flat-product requirement. Tubular requests should make the relevant requirement clear. Drawings and acceptance conditions should identify the requirement for a fitting or forging.

Projects combining Nickel 200 with other grades or product forms can use the broader nickel alloy products section for context. Keep the enquiry tied to Nickel 200 / UNS N02200 where that is the requested material, rather than relying on a broad nickel-alloy label.

Guidance for Buyers and Engineers

Provide the product form, drawing revision, dimensions or tolerances, quantity requirement, required temper or condition where applicable, and the project-specific criteria that must be met. Confirm mechanical requirements for the chosen form and temper instead of carrying values from a different condition into the enquiry. Include the project standard if the part will be fabricated, assembled, or evaluated under it.

Defined information supports a clearer comparison between the component and the material identification. It also helps distinguish a wire, bar, tube, plate, fitting, or forging request. Separate each Nickel 200 component into its own line item when several appear on the same purchase document. Retain the applicable drawing revision beside each item. That practice keeps form-specific requirements, condition, and acceptance information connected to the relevant component.

Purchase documents are easier to review when each line identifies the material designation, product form, drawing revision, required condition where applicable, dimensions or tolerances, quantity requirement, and the acceptance conditions that apply to that particular component rather than to the order as a whole.

Line-item detail matters.

Questions about the governing requirement can then be addressed against the purchaser’s own specification instead of a general material description.

After the documents are assembled, compare each Nickel 200 line item with the corresponding drawing before submitting the material enquiry.

Enquire About Nickel 200

Send the UNS designation, product form, drawing or specification details, dimensions or tolerances, quantity requirement, and required condition or acceptance criteria. Use the enquiry form to provide the project context needed for review. Request a Nickel 200 material enquiry.