The pinnacle of alloy design and manufacturing expertise—this is what defines our proprietary alloy materials and product offerings.

Our products are the result of decades of accumulated metallurgical knowledge combined with cutting-edge alloy development technologies. Constantly evolving to meet the diverse demands of next-generation optical devices and advanced industries, our alloys are at the forefront of innovation.

In particular, our consumable products have achieved remarkable advancements in durability by enhancing resistance to chlorine corrosion, oxidation, and wear. These high-value-added alloy solutions significantly extend product lifespans, delivering unparalleled performance and reliability.

With our advanced alloy product lineup, we empower your projects to reach new heights of excellence.

Low CTE alloy (Invar alloy)

While most metals expand when heated, we deliver metals that defy this norm.

Our low CTE alloys (Invar alloys) have been developed to meet the diverse needs of our customers. With a wide range of options tailored for various applications, our alloys are designed to perform where precision matters most.

At our company, we offer Invar alloys not only as cast products but also in virtually any shape or form. From square and round forged materials to thick and thin rolled plates, we provide solutions to suit your specific requirements.

Note: Rolled products are available in widths up to 250mm.

Discover the reliability and precision of our low CTE alloys for your next project!

Features
IC-ZX Ultimate Zero Expansion Alloy Surpassing Super Invar
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 0 ppm/°C
Low-Temperature Usage Limit: -20°C
Applications: Semiconductor manufacturing equipment, FPD manufacturing equipment, precision measurement and inspection jigs
IC-DX Zero Expansion Alloy with Superior Stability, Rigidity, and Corrosion Resistance
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 0 ppm/°C
Low-Temperature Usage Limit: -269°C
Young's Modulus: 176 Gpa
Corrosion Resistance: Equivalent to SUS304
Applications: Next-generation large-scale telescope observation equipment, radio telescopes, gravitational wave observation equipment
IC-LTX Zero Invar for Use at -100°C
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 0 ppm/°C
Low-Temperature Usage Limit: -100°C
Applications: Astronomical observation satellites, infrared telescopes, aerospace-related applications
IC-36FS Free-Cutting Super Invar
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 1 ppm/°C (1/10 of that of iron)
Features: Ample material stock available, suitable for small-lot production and quick delivery Applications: Semiconductor manufacturing equipment, FPD manufacturing equipment, optical lens components
IC-36 Standard Invar
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 1.5 ppm/°C
Low-Temperature Usage Limit: -200°C
Applications: Precision press machines, optical communication devices
IC-362A Corrosion-Resistant Invar Equivalent to SUS410
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 2 ppm/°C
Features: High resistance to rust in neutral environments
Applications: Aspherical lens polishing machines, semiconductor manufacturing equipment
IC-364 Customizable Thermal Expansion Invar
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 4 ppm/°C
Applications: Components designed for bonding with glass
SLE-2 Corrosion-Resistant Invar Equivalent to SUS304
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 5 ppm/°C
Applications: Components designed for bonding with ceramics
SLE-20A Corrosion-Resistant Invar Equivalent to SUS410
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 3 ppm/°C
Applications: Wafer polishing plates, precision medical devices
VIC-65 High-Temperature Stable Invar
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: Stabilized at 5 ppm/°C from room temperature to 350°C
Applications: CFRP molds for aircraft, hard glass sealing materials
Grade Physical properties Mechanical properties
CTE Young&s
modulus
Thermal
conductivity
Specific
heat
0.2% Yield
strength
Tensile
strength
Elongation Hardness
ppm/℃ GPa W/m℃ J/kg℃ MPa MPa % HRB
Zero Invar IC-ZX 0
(25~50℃)
137 15 500 326 450 36 75
Ultra-Low Temperature High Rigidity Zero Invar IC-DX 0
(-175~25℃)
176 15 490 212 575 57 76
Low-Temperature Zero Invar IC-LTX 0
(18~28℃)
133 14 485 277 449 38 71
Super Invar IC-36FS 0.7
(25~100℃)
136 14 450 308 463 38 71
Invar IC-36 1.5
(25~100℃)
140 15 500 230 400 40 79
IC-362A 2.0
(25~100℃)
141 15 470 364 477 36 75
IC-364 4.0
(25~100℃)
151 14 480 224 439 46 60
Stainless Invar SLE-2 5.0
(25~100℃)
179 14 470 221 507 48 63
SLE-20A 3.0
(25~100℃)
160 14 490 216 484 43 65
High-Temperature Stability Invar VIC-65 4.7
(25~350℃)
132 20 490 347 518 37 78

★Forged alloy only
(note) The property values are representative values obtained by actual measurements.

Reference Materials
Type CTE Young&s
modulus
Thermal
conductivity
Specific
heat
0.2% Yield
strength
Tensile
strength
Elongation Hardness
ppm/℃
25~100℃
GPa W/m℃ J/kg℃ MPa MPa % HRB
Ductile Invar 3.5 114 16 480 269 453 30 76
Stainless Steel(SUS410) 10.0 205 24 460 541 759 28 99
Stainless Steel(SUS304) 17.3 173 16 500 296 626 60 91
Spheroidal Graphite Cast Iron(FCD450) 12.4 178 37 480 754 3 90
Carbon Steel(S45C) 12.2 207 55 490 637 666 17 99

Ultra Corrosion-Resistant EGNIS / Ultra Wear-Resistant [G]

  • ・Proven track record with over 50 locations nationwide and numerous in-house hires
  • ・Over 100,000 units delivered
  • ・Optimal material recommendations based on furnace observation and defect analysis
  • ・Shape proposals utilizing fluid simulation
  • ・Capable of handling small-lot production
  • ・Welding support available

Ultra Corrosion-Resistant EGNIS

The combustion chambers of incinerators and biomass boilers operate in extreme environments, with temperatures ranging from 500°C to 1000°C and exposure to corrosive chlorine gases. These harsh conditions lead to severe degradation caused by chlorine and oxygen corrosion. Our innovative material, "EGNIS", is specifically engineered to excel in such demanding environments, delivering exceptional corrosion resistance. By utilizing EGNIS, the lifespan of components such as grates and nozzles is dramatically extended, ensuring superior performance and reliability.

Full-Scale Testing of Stoker-Type Incinerators: 'EGNIS305'

egnis-graph
  • EGNIS305

    EGNIS305
  • SCH22

    SCH22

Oxidation resistance and chloride resistance “EGNIS series”.

egnis-graph
    • EGNIS340

      EGNIS340
    • SCH22

      SCH22
  • Corrosion Material
    EGNIS340 EGNIS320 EGNIS305 SCH22
    Oxidation
    Chloride ×

Ultra Wear-Resistant [G]

In biomass boilers, air nozzles installed on the furnace floor to stir silica sand are subjected to severe wear due to the impact of the abrasive sand, especially under high-temperature conditions where material hardness typically decreases. Our newly developed "G" material maintains exceptional hardness even at elevated temperatures, offering outstanding wear resistance and dramatically extending the lifespan of the nozzles.

Features

Superior wear resistance at high temperature

Weldable with high toughness

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  • 「G」 material developed by us.

    「G」 material developed by us.
  • SCH22

    SCH22

Heat-Resistant Casting Alloys / Wear-Resistant Casting Alloys

Heat-Resistant and Wear-Resistant Metal Materials for Extreme Environments

In the rapidly advancing refractory industry, particularly in steelmaking, the demand for metal materials capable of enduring high-temperature environments is paramount.

Leveraging decades of expertise and innovation in heat-resistant steel production, we have developed cutting-edge super heat-resistant alloys that deliver exceptional performance.

(Key properties: Wear resistance, oxidation resistance, corrosion resistance, creep strength, rigidity, and thermal shock resistance.)

In the manufacturing sector, production lines often involve the transportation of powders, fluids, and other raw materials, which inevitably leads to wear caused by impacts, sliding, and scratching.

Each type of wear requires tailored resistance, and our company excels in meeting these demands. Drawing on extensive knowledge of wear mechanisms accumulated by our R&D and manufacturing technology teams, we provide materials optimized to meet the specific needs of diverse industries.

High-Performance Heat-Resistant Steels
PSMT26 Ni-Based High-Strength Corrosion-Resistant Material (~1100°C)
R40 High-Temperature Wear-Resistant Material (~1100°C)
R312 High-Temperature Wear-Resistant Material (~1200°C)
R262 High-Temperature Oxidation-Resistant Material (~900°C)
NWA15 High-Temperature Oxidation-Resistant Material (~1000°C)
NWA13改 High-Temperature Oxidation-Resistant Material (~1100°C)
NAX-TR High-Temperature High-Strength Material (~1100°C)
Heat-Resistant and Wear-Resistant Steels
G High-Temperature Wear-Resistant Material (~900°C)
HP3 High-Temperature Oxidation-Resistant Material
HP10 Heat-Resistant Material Equivalent to SCH12
HP12 Heat-Resistant Material Equivalent to SCH13
HP22 Heat-Resistant Material Equivalent to SCH22
1000°C hi-temp-oxid-graph
1000°C High-Temperature Tensile Data (Reference Data)
Grade Composition Tensile strength
(MPa)
Elongation
(%)
Reduction of
Area(%)
Application
PSMT-26 Ni base 123 41 50 Glass fiber manufacturing components
R-40 Fe base 66 10 16 Skid rails for high-temperature zones in heating furnaces (up to 1200°C)
R-312 Fe base 50 69 70
JIS standard product【SUS310S】 Fe base 46 109 68 Furnace materials, heat treatment tools, and more

Ultra-Wear-Resistant Cast Alloys

Characteristic
Material Composition Hitting collision Scratch sera Slip Hardness
I High Chromium Wear-Resistant Materials 56
H-2 Martensitic Wear-Resistant Materials 68
P-2M High Toughness Wear-Resistant Materials 54
KM-6 High Chromium-Tungsten Wear-Resistant Materials 66

(Note) The hardness values are actual measured values and are not guaranteed quality values.

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