Latrobe MP159® Alloy

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Latrobe MP159® Alloy
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Cobalt Alloy; Nickel Alloy
Material Notes:	MP159 is an alloy of the Multiphase family of alloys possessing the unique combination of ultra-high strength, ductility and corrosion resistance. Through work strengthening and aging, MP159 alloy exhibits ultimate tensile strength levels in excess of 265,000 psi while maintaining reduction of area values greater than 30%. Excellent strength and ductility are also evident at elevated temperatures up to 1100 - 1200 °F. MP159 alloy is produced by vacuum induction melting followed by VAC-ARC remelting to provide optimum control of chemistry and preferred ingot solidification. Information Provided by Timken Latrobe Steel. Timken sold Latrobe in December 2006. They are now Latrobe Specialty Steels Co.
Key Words:	MP-159
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Available Properties

Density
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, Annealed 1052°C
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, Cold Worked 48%
Tensile Strength, Yield, Annealed 1052°C
Tensile Strength, Yield, Cold Worked 48%
Elongation at Break, Cold Worked 48%
Elongation at Break, Annealed 1052°C
Reduction of Area, Cold Worked 48%
Reduction of Area, Annealed 1052°C
Modulus of Elasticity, Annealed
Shear Modulus, Annealed
Magnetic Permeability, At 77K
CTE, linear
CTE, linear
Aluminum, Al
Chromium, Cr
Cobalt, Co
Iron, Fe
Molybdenum, Mo
Nickel, Ni
Niobium, Nb (Columbium, Cb)
Titanium, Ti

Property Data

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Manufacturer Notes:
Latrobe Steel

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