Inconel X750 Screw

Inconel X750 Screw is composed of nickel-chromium alloy with additions of titanium and aluminum. It offers a combination of corrosion resistance, strong mechanical properties at elevated temperatures, high strength up to 1500° F (816° C), and good fabricability. Inconel X750 has superior creep-rupture strength compared to many other metals and alloys and resists oxidation for long-term exposure to temperatures over 1700° F (927° C). Heat treatment ensures an even distribution of elements in the material by allowing the grain structure to precipitate slowly into a uniform size, resulting in superior traits for forging or machining. The system also increases its oxidation resistance, allows for more drastic temperature changes without distortion, and reduces embrittlement, making Inconel X750 Screw an ideal choice for high-temperature applications.

X750 Inconel screw has excellent material properties making it well-suited to many engineering applications. It is a highly versatile, robust, reactive nickel-chromium alloy reinforced by niobium and molybdenum that can be used in extreme temperatures up to 1038 °C (1900 °F). The alloy is also resistant to oxidation and chloride stress-corrosion cracking. This makes it an ideal material for various components such as screws, bolts, nuts, fittings, fasteners, and flanges, as it resists heat and has high strength and hardness. In particular, adding aluminum gives the material an even more excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion, allowing it to last longer in rugged industrial or marine environments. The high-temperature resistance makes the Inconel X750 screw perfect for petrochemical operations where temperatures exceed what conventional steel screws can withstand.