


PWA 1484 incorporates rhenium for solid-solution strengthening of the gamma matrix, significantly improving creep rupture life at temperatures above 1000°C compared to first-generation alloys. Its high tantalum and hafnium content contribute to oxidation resistance and phase stability during extended service. Qualified under PWA 1484, this alloy is used for high-pressure turbine blades in advanced military and commercial aero-engines where maximum temperature capability is the primary design driver.
282 is a gamma prime strengthened nickel-base superalloy powder with high creep strength and strong fabricability for additive manufacturing.
Industries
AMS
OEM
René N515 is a reduced-rhenium single crystal nickel-base superalloy for high-pressure turbine blades and nozzle guide vanes.
Industries
AMS
OEM
René N500 is a rhenium-free single crystal nickel-base superalloy for high-pressure turbine blades and nozzle guide vanes.
Industries
AMS
OEM