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Curious about the current price of Hastelloy? Krommenhoek Metals is the place to go. Whether you want to sell Hastelloy pipes, process components, or scrap material from the chemical industry, we always offer a fair, up-to-date, and competitive price per kilogram. Thanks to our transparent approach, you’ll know exactly where you stand right away. And that’s a relief.

Hastelloy
Last updated: July 23, 2026

Hastelloy Price

Hastelloy is named after its discoverer, Mr. Haynes. Mr. Haynes’s company is perhaps better known: Haynes International. Haynes International also produces alloys of the same name, such as Haynes 556 and Haynes 718. Hastelloy belongs to the nickel alloy group and is also referred to as a superalloy. Like Nimonic, Hastelloy performs very well under high-temperature conditions and is highly resistant to corrosion.  Nimonic, for example, is widely used in gas turbines and aircraft components. It was used, for instance, in the supersonic aircraft, the Concorde.

Walspoloy also belongs to this group of high-alloy metals. The price of Hastelloy scrap depends on the content of the various metals in the alloy. For example, the scrap price of Hastelloy C276 is very high due to the presence of expensive elements such as nickel, molybdenum, tungsten, and cobalt.

There are many different types of Hastelloy with a wide range of alloy compositions. For example, Hastelloy B2 contains 28% molybdenum and 1% each of cobalt and chromium. The remaining 65% is nickel, along with a few byproducts. Hastelloy G-30 contains 2.5% cobalt, 30% chromium, 5.5% molybdenum, 2.5% tungsten, 15% iron, and the rest is nickel.

Examples of Hastelloy scrap

  • Turbine blades
  • Exhaust nozzles
  • Hastelloy C-22 or Hastelloy C-276
  • Hastelloy B or Hastelloy B-2
  • Hastelloy W or Hastelloy X
  • Nimonic scrap
  • Nimonic 90
  • Nimonic 105
  • Nimonic 115

Properties of Hastelloy

Hastelloy is known for its excellent resistance to corrosion and high temperatures. As a result, the material retains its strength even under severe conditions.

The alloy is also highly resistant to oxidation and chemical corrosion. As a result, Hastelloy can be used in systems where corrosive substances are present or where materials are exposed to high temperatures for extended periods.

Because of these properties, Hastelloy is widely used in industries where the reliability and durability of materials are important.

Want to return Hastelloy? Here's how it works

You can quickly sell your Hastelloy at Krommenhoek Metals. You’ll receive a fair daily price based on the alloy composition; we’ll weigh your scrap in your presence, and you’ll receive your payment immediately—either in cash or deposited into your account.

Hastelloy pipes, valves, process components, or scrap from the chemical and petrochemical industries: we accept all types and process them through specialized channels. Send a photo to our WhatsApp in advance for a quote. Stop by our drop-off location in Rotterdam or the Westland region. No appointment necessary.

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