UNS N06600 / N06625 / N07718 · Nickel-chromium superalloys

Inconel Bars & Rods

Inconel Alloys bars & rods supplied to ASTM B166 / B446 from our Mumbai stockyard. Inconel is a family of nickel-chromium alloys used where stainless steel fails: high temperature oxidation, aggressive acids, and combinations of heat, pressure and corrosion. The nickel base makes them essentially immune to chloride stress corrosion cracking. We supply Inconel in pipe, tube, bar, fittings, flanges and fasteners.

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Governing Standards for Inconel Bars & Rods

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ASTM B166 / B446Bar and rod

Inconel Chemical Composition (%)

Composition and mechanical values are the limits set by the governing ASTM specification and are given for reference. The mill test certificate supplied with your consignment carries the actual heat analysis.

ElementInconel 600Inconel 625Inconel 718
Nickel72.0 min58.0 min50.0 – 55.0
Chromium14.0 – 17.020.0 – 23.017.0 – 21.0
Iron6.0 – 10.05.0 maxBalance
Molybdenum—8.0 – 10.02.80 – 3.30
Niobium + Tantalum—3.15 – 4.154.75 – 5.50
Titanium—0.40 max0.65 – 1.15
Aluminium—0.40 max0.20 – 0.80
Carbon0.15 max0.10 max0.08 max
Technical Data

Inconel Bars & Rods Specifications

Inconel Bars & Rods — Chemical Composition

Chemical Composition for Inconel Bars & Rods supplied by Ritvik Metal Impex
GradeCMnPSSiCrMoOther
P1 / F10.10–0.200.30–0.800.0250.0250.10–0.50—0.44–0.65—
P5 / F50.150.30–0.600.0250.0250.504.00–6.000.45–0.65—
P9 / F90.150.30–0.600.0250.0250.25–1.008.00–10.000.90–1.10—
P11 / F110.05–0.150.30–0.600.0250.0250.50–1.001.00–1.500.44–0.65—
P22 / F220.05–0.150.30–0.600.0250.0250.501.90–2.600.87–1.13—
P91 / F910.08–0.120.30–0.600.0200.0100.20–0.508.00–9.500.85–1.05V 0.18–0.25, Nb 0.06–0.10, N 0.03–0.07

Note: Per ASTM A335 (pipe) and ASTM A182 (forgings). Chromium and molybdenum content is what sets creep strength and high-temperature service limits.

Values shown are the specified minima and maxima published in the governing standards and are given for guidance. The mill test certificate supplied with your consignment reports the actual results for that heat.

When to specify Inconel for bar work

Choose Inconel when service temperature exceeds the practical limit of austenitic stainless, when chloride stress corrosion cracking must be eliminated, or when the medium is aggressive enough to attack 316 and duplex. 625 is the general corrosion-resistant choice, 600 the high-temperature oxidation choice, 718 the high-strength precipitation-hardened choice.

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Inconel in other forms

Full composition, properties and equivalents on the Inconel Alloys grade page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Inconel grade should I specify?
625 is the general-purpose corrosion-resistant grade, combining seawater and acid resistance with good strength — the usual choice for offshore and chemical duty. 600 is for high-temperature oxidation resistance in furnace and heat-treatment service. 718 is precipitation hardened for high strength up to around 700°C and is the standard choice for turbine and high-load fastener applications. Send us the medium, temperature and pressure and we will confirm.
Why is Inconel so much more expensive than stainless steel?
It is 50–72% nickel against 8–14% in austenitic stainless, and nickel is the dominant cost. Molybdenum and niobium additions raise it further, and the alloys are harder to melt, form and machine. Where the service genuinely demands it the whole-life cost is usually lower than repeatedly replacing failed stainless components.
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