In atomic energy, thermal energy is released through nuclear fission. The energy is then converted into kinetic energy by means of water vapour and pressurized components. This kinetic energy is then converted again into electrical energy through steam turbines and generators. Within this process, there are powerful forces and high temperatures from the various components: Regulating and safety devices, turbine shafts and blades as well as all sorts of pressure-bearing parts. 

Safety is an important aspect of atomic energy and is of the highest priority. Only nickel-based alloys may be used here. Their extremely corrosion-resistant and fatigue-resistant properties mean that these alloys can fulfil the high safety demands. 

Only those who meet the highest safety demands are allowed to supply components to the nuclear technology industry. With our numerous certifications and employees trained in quality management, we ensure that our products fulfil the mandatory regulations, are of high quality, and comply with all safety standards.

The following superalloys from our product range meet these requirements: