High Performance Specialty Alloys in the Energy Market

Advanced Materials for Oil and Gas

Carpenter develops and manufactures a full line of superior corrosion resistant stainless steels, nickel-base alloys and titanium alloys that have been used in onshore and offshore oil and gas fields throughout the world. Our metallurgists, research scientists and engineers will work closely with you to stay at the forefront of materials innovation.

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Advanced Materials for Power Generation

Carpenter also serves the power generation industry with a range of high strength, nickel-base alloys that have been used in industrial gas turbines (IGT).

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Product Highlight

Learn about Custom Age 625 Plus® alloy, a superior corrosion resistant material that has been used in severely corrosive environments such as deep sour gas wells.

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Application Highlight

What do you need to know about the benefits of choosing a beryllium-free alloy for high-load, high-wear applications?

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Market News

Testing of 20Mo-6 HS® Stainless to High Pressure and High Temperature Simulated Oil and Gas Well Environment
Date:June 28, 2010

Learn about the performance of Carpenter's 20Mo-6HS stainless in high pressure/high temperature well environments.

Carpenter Enhances Its Technical Information Database
Date:July 07, 2010

Check out significant enhancements to Carpenter's free, comprehensive online technical information database. Speed your searching.

Specialty Alloy with Key Properties for Processes and Applications
Date:February 01, 2009

Learn about a versatile PH strengthened stainless steel that has increased the service life of mud motors by up to 10 times.

New Stainless for Fasteners
Date:November 06, 2006

Stainless for Fasteners Combines Corrosion Resistance, High Hardness...

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