Inconel Alloy Material

Inconel alloy (Inconel 600) is a high-performance nickel-based alloy, mainly composed of nickel, chromium, iron and other elements, and also contains a small amount of titanium, manganese, silicon and other elements. Its chemical composition includes about 72% nickel, 14% to 17% chromium, about 2% iron and a small amount of carbon, manganese, silicon, copper, phosphorus, sulfur, etc.

Material characteristics
High temperature resistance: Inconel 600 performs well at high temperatures, can maintain good strength and hardness at temperatures up to 700°C, and can still maintain oxidation resistance at high temperatures of 1180°C, forming a dense oxide film to prevent further oxidation corrosion.
Corrosion resistance: The alloy performs well in a variety of corrosive environments, especially in acidic and alkaline environments. It has good resistance to hydrogen embrittlement and chloride ion stress corrosion cracking, and can resist corrosion from corrosive media such as acids and alkalis.
Mechanical properties: Inconel 600 can maintain good mechanical strength in both high and low temperature environments. At room temperature of 20°C, its yield strength is 240MPa, its tensile strength is 550MPa, and its elongation at break is 40%. At a high temperature of 700°C, its yield strength can still be maintained at around 140MPa.