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Nickel Forged Valves

Incoloy®, Alloy 20®, Monel® 400, Inconel®, Nickel 200, Nickel 201 - Forged Valves

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U.S. Metals is a Premier Worldwide Supplier for All Your Nickel Forged Valves Needs.

Our ability to provide Nickel Alloy Forged and Cast Gate,Globe & Check Valves on a project and emergency/maintenance basis is one of our strongest capabilities and is unmatched in our industry. Here at U.S.Metals, our inventory is always evolving to meet the new specifications that prevent current issues as creep cracking and hardness problems.

Turnarounds or outages, planned retrofits or emergency situations, grassroots projects worldwide; U.S. Metals has the experienced staff to assist you on all of your specialty alloy requirements, no matter how detailed the specification,and no matter how difficult the situation.

New industry requirements are never an issue. We work closely with agencies
such as EPRI along with our utility and refining clients to be on the cutting edge of new industry requirements that affect your high energy/high temperature piping systems.

Nickel Forged Valves Characteristics

Nickel forged valves are designed to fit on or connect to equipment for controlling processes such as controlling, liquid, pressure, or gas. These valves are most commonly made of nickel alloys such as Copper-Nickel, Monel, or Inconel. Nickel is high strength, low-corrosion, malleable, and ductile. With alloys, such as Monel (mainly composed of copper and nickel), the conductivity, low-corrosiveness,and other highly important properties are increased.

Some more characteristics of Nickel forged fittings include:

  • Hard metal
  • High strength; creep strength often increased
  • Electrical conductivity
  • Resistant to heat
  • Resistant to corrosion
  • Excellent durability
  • High pressure tightness

Common Applications of Nickel Forged Valves

Forged Nickel Valves

We specialize in high-quality parts, such as nickel alloy cast valves and other pieces. Our nickel alloy cast valves are made to fit whatever critical service requirement you have in your facility.

Refineries, Chemical & Petrochemical facilities trust our company with providing them the quality services and products they need.Some common fields and industries we assist include:

  • Chemical processing
  • Oil refining
  • Offshore Platforms

Get in contact with one of our experienced team members today to find exactly what your company needs!


  • The three main specifications listed provide the requirements for manufacture of a variety of forged items, including valves to industry standards such as ASME B16.34. These alloys are primarily selected for use in high temperature and/or corrosive environments.

    Incoloy alloys 800H and 800HT are utilized in high temperature services where resistance to creep and rupture is required.

    When availability of starting material is a problem, some manufacturers will offer valves machined from Nickel 200 and 201 B/SB160 bar and Incoloy 825 from B/SB425 bar. Customer approval may be required.
  • These three main specifications each have their own requirement for ordering material.

    A/SA182: Refers to the guidelines in Common Requirements Specification A/SA961, along with addressing any options offered in A/SA182 and any purchaser requirement for manufacturing drawings for approval.

    B/SB462:
    Lists these minimum suggested requirements for placement of an order:
    1) Quantity.
    2) Alloy name or UNS number.
    3) Drawing, if required.
    4) Forging sectioning, if required.
    5) ASTM Specification and year of issue.
    6) Any purchaser inspection requirements.
    7) Any supplementary requirements.

    B/SB564:
    Lists these minimum suggested requirements for placement of an order:
    1) Alloy name (UNS number)
    2) Heat treatment condition.
    3) Quantity.
    4) Certification/test report requirements.
    5) Purchaser requirement for Check Analysis samples, if any.
    6) Purchaser source inspection requirements, if any.

Information provided in this page is in accordance with the 2013 Edition of the ANNUAL BOOK OF ASTM STANDARDS.
Refer to ASME B & PV Section II for non-identical A/SA requirements