Alloy 20 Shims are thin, flat spacers slit from an austenitic nickel-iron-chromium alloy carrying copper and molybdenum, stabilised by niobium. Copper and molybdenum improve resistance to reducing acids, particularly sulphuric acid, primary sulphuric acid, while chromium adds oxidising resistance. Niobium at eight times the carbon content locks up carbon, so welded assemblies resist intergranular corrosion. The grade holds a density of 8.05 g/cm³. Fabricators fit these Shims wherever a gap needs filling accurately in acid-service equipment.
As a reliable Alloy 20 shim supplier, we slit every 20Cb-3 shim in-house on our own lines. Material leaves in soft annealed condition to ASME SB-463, in any width from 3 mm to 2000 mm. Buyers choose BA, 2B, or Matte surfaces with slit, deburred, or round edges. A documented quality system governs each stage, from source coil inspection through final dispatch.