Inconel 625 Tubing

Inconel 625 Tubing is composed of a Nickel-chromium alloy containing a small amount of Niobium, which gives it superior strength and resistance to oxidation and corrosion at high temperatures. This alloy mainly comprises 58-63% Nickel, 20-23% Chromium, up to 5% Molybdenum, 3.15-4.15% Niobium, and other minor trace elements. Its mechanical properties are further enhanced by adding additional features such as silicon and aluminum in specific proportions. In addition, this tubing contains low sulfur and phosphorous levels, which ensure it meets special requirements for extreme environments. This material is highly resistant to stress corrosion cracking and crevice corrosion due to the high purity level achieved during its manufacturing process. Overall, these unique chemical characteristics make this alloy an ideal choice for harsh environments where standard steel would fail, ultimately making it a preferred choice among manufacturers and engineers.

625 Inconel Tubing is a strong, heat-resistant alloy that can withstand corrosive environments. It has an inherent strength compared to other metals, making it popular for high-temperature applications such as the petrochemical industry, aerospace, and marine engineering. The tubing can handle pressure up to 18,000 psi (1200 bar) and temperatures of 2,000°F (1093°C) while exhibiting low thermal expansion properties that minimize tube stress. Inconel tubing's low coefficient of friction makes it useful in applications such as converting rotary motion into linear motion and action control systems. The alloy also has excellent welding capabilities and good fatigue strength. Overall, Inconel 625 Tubing offers high-performance solutions for a wide range of industries and needs.