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Haynes 188 Wires

What is Haynes 188 Wire ?

Haynes 188 wire is a tough, heat-resistant alloy made from cobalt, nickel, chromium, and tungsten. It’s built to handle extreme conditions, like oxidizing environments up to 2000°F, without losing strength. At Parag Metals, we supply Haynes 188 wire for various demanding industries. It also stands up well to corrosion from sulfate deposits and molten salts. The wire is easy to shape and weld using standard methods like TIG, MIG, and electron beam. Its solid weldability, strong resistance to thermal damage, and reliable performance make it a trusted choice for industrial applications.

What makes Haynes 188 wire stand out is its balance of strength and flexibility. It has a tensile strength of 115,000 psi (791 MPa) and can stretch up to 39% before breaking. That flexibility comes from the exact mix of metals. Cobalt adds heat resistance and nickel boosts strength and corrosion protection. Chromium helps form a protective oxide layer, and tungsten keeps it strong at high temperatures. These elements make it ideal for extreme work environments.

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Haynes 188 Wire

This wire comes in several forms, like MIG spools, TIG cut lengths, coils, and reels. It supports inert gas welding methods and works with MIG-DCEP and TIG-DCEN currents. We offer a size range from 0.76 mm to 4.70 mm. The Haynes 188 wire is used in industries like petroleum, power plants, gas, machinery, shipbuilding, and construction. It’s also common in chemical plants and hardware manufacturing.

 

Every batch is tested for strength, flexibility, and durability. We test chemical, mechanical strength, and weldability, and look for any surface flaws. Need a trusted Haynes 188 wire supplier in India? Contact us today to check availability and pricing.

Advantages of Haynes 188 Wire

  • High Strength at Elevated Temperatures.
  • Excellent Corrosion Resistance.
  • Good Wear and Galling Resistance.
  • Versatility.

Uses of Haynes 188 Wire

  • Aerospace components
  • Gas turbines
  • Chemical processing equipment
  • Medical field

Specification of Haynes 188 Wire

ClassificationAWS A5.14
FormMIG spools, TIG cut lengths, Reels and Coils
Type Of WeldingInert Gas Welding
CurrentMIG-DCEP / TIG-DCEN
Size0.76 mm – 4.70 mm
HAYNES 188 Welding Wire Application & Uses
  • Petroleum
  • Chemical plant
  • Power sector
  • Gas Industry
  • Hardware tools
  • Metallurgy
  • Machinery
  • Construction
  • Shipbuilding

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Available Types of Haynes 188 Wire

Bright Wire

Haynes 188 Bright Wire

MIG Wire

Haynes 188 MIG Wire

Filler Wire

Haynes 188 Filler Wire

Coil Wire

Haynes 188 Coil Wire

Welding Electrode

Haynes 188 Electrode Wire

Welding Wire

Haynes 188 Welding Wire

Haynes 188 Wire Wire Equivalent Grades

Class UNS
R30188 HAYNES 188

Chemical Composition Of Haynes 188 Wire

Co Cr Ni W Fe Mn Si C La P S B
Remainder 20.0–24.0 20.0–24.0 13.0–16.0 3.0 max 1.25 max 0.20–0.50 0.05–0.15 0.02–0.12 0.02 max 0.015 max 0.015 max

Haynes 188 Wire Mechanical Properties

Tensile (psi) 115,000
Mpa 791
Elongation (%) 39

Haynes 188 Wire Size Chart

Diameter (mm) Diameter (inch) Supply Form Tolerance (mm) Typical Coil/Spool Weight
0.10 mm 0.004 in Fine wire / Spool ±0.01 1 – 2 kg
0.25 mm 0.010 in Spool / Coil ±0.01 2 – 5 kg
0.50 mm 0.020 in Coil / Spool ±0.01 5 – 10 kg
0.80 mm 0.032 in Coil / Spool ±0.02 10 – 15 kg
1.00 mm 0.039 in Coil / Straight ±0.02 10 – 20 kg
1.50 mm 0.059 in Coil / Straight ±0.02 15 – 25 kg
2.00 mm 0.079 in Coil / Straight ±0.02 20 – 30 kg
3.00 mm 0.118 in Coil / Straight ±0.03 25 – 40 kg
4.00 mm 0.157 in Straight Length ±0.03 30 – 50 kg
5.00 mm 0.197 in Straight Length ±0.05 40 – 60 kg

Application Industries of Haynes 188 Wire

Export Countries for Haynes 188 Wire

  • ASIA – China, Thailand, Singapore, Sri lanka, Bangladesh, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Nepal, Bhutan
  • Middle East – Kuwait, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan
  • Europe – United Kingdom, Italy, Belgium, France, Croatia, Spain, Germany, Russia, Denmark
  • South America – Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Paraguay
  • Africa – Ghana, South Africa