The more common applications, however, are corrosion-resisting parts particularly in seawater, sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, and petroleum refining. Heat-resistance is another area where Ni-Resist is commonly used (furnace parts, etc.). Ni-Resist possesses the same coefficient of expansion as aluminum, making it suitable for wear-resisting inserts in aluminum components such as valve guides in cylinder heads and ring carriers in aluminum pistons.
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