Overview

UNS N06625 Is A Widely Utilized Nickel-chromium Alloy Renowned For Its High Strength, Excellent Fabricability, And Exceptional Corrosion Resistance. Strength Of Inconel 625 Is Derived From The Stiffening Effect Of Molybdenum And Niobium On Its Nickel-chromium Matrix, Thus Precipitation Hardening Treatments Are Not Required, This Combination Of Elements Also Is Responsible For Superior Resistance To A Wide Range Of Corrosive Environments Of Unusual Severity As Well As To High-temperature Effects Such As Oxidation And Carburization. Service Temperatures Range From Cryogenic To 1800°F (982°C). 

Application

Sea-water Applications: Wire Rope For Mooring Cables, Propeller Blades For Motor Patrol Gunboats, Submarine Auxiliary Propulsion Motors, Submarine Quick Disconnect Fittings, Exhaust Ducts For Navy Utility Boats, Sheathing For Undersea Communication Cables, Submarine Transducer Controls, And Steam-line Bellows.

Aerospace Field: Aircraft Ducting Systems, Engine Exhaust Systems, Thrust-reverser Systems, Resistance Welded Honeycomb Structures For Housing Engine Controls, Fuel And Hydraulic Line Tubing, Spray Bars, Bellows, Turbine Shroud Rings, And Heat-exchanger Tubing In Environmental Control Systems.

Chemical-processing Field: Bubble Caps, Tubing, Reaction Vessels, Distillation Columns, Heat Exchangers, Transfer Piping, And Valves.

Nuclear Field: Reactor-core And Control-rod Components In Nuclear Water Reactors.