Abstract: This invention relates to a nickel-cobalt alloy comprising the following elements in percent by weight:______________________________________ Carbon about 0-0.05 Molybdenum about 6-11 Iron about 0-1 Titanium about 0-6 Chromium about 15-23 Boron about 0.005-0.020 Columbium about 1.1-10 Aluminum about 0.4-4.0 Cobalt about 30-60 Nickel balance ______________________________________the alloy having an electron vacancy number, N.sub.v, defined by N.sub.v =0.61 Ni+1.71 Co+2.66 Fe+4.66 Cr+5.66 Mo wherein the respective chemical symbols represent the effective atomic fractions of the respective elements present in the alloy, the value not exceeding the value N.sub.v =2.82-0.017 W.sub.Fe, wherein W.sub.Fe is the percent by weight of iron in the alloy.In one aspect, the alloy of the present invention is preferably finally cold worked at ambient temperature to a reduction in cross-section of at least 5% and up to about 40%, although higher levels of cold work may be used with some loss of thermomechanical properties.

Abstract: A work hardened nickel-cobalt alloy having high strength and ductility at temperatures of about 1300.degree. F. is provided consisting essentially by weight of about 0.05% max carbon, about 20%-40% cobalt, about 6%-11% molybdenum, about 15%-23% chromium, about 1.0% max iron, about 0.0005%-0.020% boron, about 0%-4% titanium, about 0%-2% columbium and the balance nickel, the alloy having been cold worked at a temperature below the HCP-FCC phase transformation zone to a reduction in cross-section between 5% and 50%.