Inconel 601 is a nickel-chromium-iron alloy with outstanding resistance to high-temperature oxidation, carburization, and other forms of high-temperature corrosion. Its high aluminum content forms a dense, adherent oxide scale that provides excellent protection against oxidation even at temperatures up to 1200°C. The alloy also offers good mechanical strength, creep resistance, and resistance to chloride stress corrosion cracking, making it ideal for furnace components, heat treatment equipment,

Advantage

1. Exceptional resistance to high-temperature oxidation up to 1200°C 2. Good resistance to carburization and sulfidation in high-temperature environments 3. High mechanical strength and creep resistance at elevated temperatures 4. Reliable resistance to chloride-induced stress corrosion cracking

Ingredient

• C
• ≤0.10
• Si
• ≤0.50
• Mn
• ≤1.00
• Cr
• 21.0-25.0
• S
• ≤0.015
• Ni
• 58.0-63.0 (Balance)
• Cu
• ≤1.00
• Fe
• 10.0-15.0
• Co
• ≤1.00
• Al
• 1.0-1.7

Standard

• USA
• ASTM B564 / ASME SB564
• China
• GB/T 14992-2008、GB/T 15007-2017

Mechanics

• STATE
• RP
• YIELD
• EXTEND
• SHRINK
• HARDNESS
• IMPACT
• Solution Annealed
• ≥655 MPa
• ≥345 MPa
• ≥30 %
• ≥35 %
• ≤210 HBW
• ≥27 J
• Solution Annealed
• ≥640 MPa
• ≥335 MPa
• ≥30 %
• ≥35 %
• ≤210 HBW
• ≥27 J

• STATE
• Solution Annealed
• RP
• ≥655 MPa
• YIELD
• ≥345 MPa
• EXTEND
• ≥30 %
• SHRINK
• ≥35 %
• HARDNESS
• ≤210 HBW
• IMPACT
• ≥27 J
• STATE
• Solution Annealed
• RP
• ≥640 MPa
• YIELD
• ≥335 MPa
• EXTEND
• ≥30 %
• SHRINK
• ≥35 %
• HARDNESS
• ≤210 HBW
• IMPACT
• ≥27 J