Did you know it's the 54th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing?

The Apollo 11 mission on July 20, 1969 took nearly 14-tons of products made from our alloys to get the Saturn V rocket to the Moon. Throughout history, our alloys have flown on every Apollo and space shuttle flight. Today our alloys are used in most rocket parts for satellite launches and in engines for the “Curiosity” and “Perseverance” missionsto Mars. We are proud to continuously be a part of historic exploration programs.

Our products are out of this world, literally!

HAYNES® 282® alloy is at the forefront of the commercial additive manufacturing market due to its track record as a highly printable alloy, and HAYNES® 233® alloy recently showed excellent printability during trials. Our highly-differentiated alloys are necessary for demanding aerospace and rocket applications, some of which can be additively manufactured using wire and powder forms.

Reach out to our alloy experts for more information.

Our tubular facility, located in Arcadia, Louisiana, will install a 300kw roof-mounted solar farm. The new panel array system will reduce the dependency on non-renewable energy sources and offset carbon dioxide emissions by 766,058 pounds annually. This addition is part of our commitment to Sustainability. Visit our Sustainability page for more information.