When combined with Nickel, iron forms a stable austenitic nodular iron known as Ni-Resist. This alloy offers exceptional resistance to expansion and oxidation at high temperatures, specifically up to 925°C. Ni-Resist finds its primary application in Gas turbines, Automotive Exhaust, and Turbocharger Systems, where the temperature ranges from 500 to 1050°C. Its ductility allows it to withstand severe thermal shocks without breaking.