Monel 400 Plate ASTM B127 UNS N04400 Sheet

Monel 400 Plate

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Monel 400 is a binary alloy of nickel and copper (with trace amounts of iron, manganese, carbon, and silicon). This alloy exhibits high strength, high resistance to acidic and alkaline environments, and good ductility and thermal conductivity. Monel 400 is suitable for use in temps from subzero to 1,000°F (538°C). It can be hardened only by cold-working.

• UNS N04400

• ASTM B127

• AMS 4544

• BS 3072NA1

• BS 3076NA13

• QQ-N-281

• DIN 17750

Sheet: δ0.8-36mm; Width 650-2000mm; Length 800-12000mm

Pipe: φ6-273mm; δ1-30mm; Length 1000-8000mm

Bar: φ4-200mm; Length 2000-6000mm

Strip: 0.05*5.0-5.0*250mm

Wire: 0.01-10mm

Monel 400 Plate, Sheet & Coil Chemical Composition

Grade	C	Mn	Si	S	Cu	Fe	Ni
Monel 400	0.30 max	2.00 max	0.50 max	0.024 max	28.00 – 34.00	2.50 max	63.00 min

Typical Properties of Monel 400

Typical properties of monel 400 are covered in the following table.

Property	Metric	Imperial
Density	8.8 g/cm³	0.318lb/in³
Melting point	1350°C	2460°F
Co-Efficient of Expansion	13.9µm/m.°C (20-100°C)	7.7x10^-6 in/in.°F (70-212°F)
Modulus of rigidity	65.3 kN/mm²	9471 ksi
Modulus of elasticity	105-120 kN/mm²	15230-17405 ksi

Monel 400 Sheets, Plates & Coils Mechanical Properties

Element	Density	Melting Point	Tensile Strength	Yield Strength (0.2%Offset)	Elongation
Monel 400	8.8 g/cm3	1350 °C (2460 °F)	Psi – 80,000 , MPa – 550	Psi – 35,000 , MPa – 240	40 %

Hot Working

Alloy 400 Plate is a relatively soft material that is receptive to hot forming into almost any shape. The range of hot forming temperatures is 1200 – 2150°F (649 – 1177°C). For heavy reductions the recommended temperature range is 1700 – 2150°F (927 – 1177°C). Light reductions are possible with temperatures as low as 1200°F (649°C). Working at lower temperatures will result in higher mechanical properties and smaller grain size.