Incoloy 890 Alloy Bar

Incoloy 890 Alloy Bar

Incoloy 890 bars offer superior performance compared to standard heat-resistant alloys, exhibiting oxidation resistance at 1150°C, excellent creep strength, and outstanding resistance to carburization, thus extending furnace service life. Customization services are available; click for a quote.
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Incoloy 890 alloy (UNS N08890) is part of the INCOLOY heat-resistant alloy series, providing excellent performance even in extreme environments. Incoloy 890 alloy bars are available in various sizes, including round, flat, square, and hexagonal bars, and possess excellent high-temperature strength, oxidation resistance, and resistance to carburization and sulfidation, making them ideal for critical industrial applications.

 

Chemical Composition

 

Element

Content (%)

Ni

42.5

Fe

25.605 - 28.4

Cr

25

Si

1.8

Mo

1.5

Mn

≤1

Ti

≤1

Cu

≤ 0.75

Nb

0.4

Ta

0.2

C

0.1

Al

0.1

 

Physical Properties 

 

Properties

Metric

Imperial

Density

7.94 g/cm3

0.287 lb/in3

Melting point

1309-1383°C

2388-2521°F

 

Mechanical Properties(Cold-worked and hot-worked, annealed)

 

Properties

Metric

Tensile strength

520 MPa

Yield strength

205 MPa

Elongation at break

35%

 

Mechanical Properties According to ASTM B408

 

Thermal Properties

 

Properties

Metric

Imperial

Thermal expansion coefficient (@100°C/212°F)

14.47µm/m°C

8.039 µin/in°F

 

 

Incoloy 890 Bar

Why Choose Incoloy 890 Alloy Bar?

 

Superior Heat Resistance – Performs reliably at temperatures up to 2200°F (1200°C)

Corrosion & Oxidation Protection – Resists aggressive environments in petrochemical, power generation, and furnace systems

Versatile Form Availability – Stocked in hot-rolled, cold-drawn, and precision-machined bars for diverse fabrication needs

Long-Term Durability – Reduces maintenance costs and extends equipment lifespan

 

Cold Working and Welding Processes

 

 

Cold Working Performance: It exhibits good plasticity in the solution-treated state, allowing for conventional cold forming operations such as cold bending and cold stamping. However, work hardening is significant; for deep forming, intermediate annealing may be necessary to restore plasticity.

Recommended Methods: Conventional methods such as TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) and MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding can be used for joining.

Welding Consumables Selection: Nickel-based welding wire with a composition matching the base metal should be selected to ensure weld performance. AWS ERNiCr-3 (such as Inconel 82) is recommended.

Operating Points: The weld area must be cleaned before welding, and the interpass temperature should be controlled to avoid excessive heat input. Post-weld solution treatment is generally recommended to restore the microstructure and corrosion resistance of the heat-affected zone.

Welding Processes

 

Using Incoloy 890 alloy bars, you can obtain high-strength, corrosion-resistant solutions that outperform conventional materials in extreme high-temperature and corrosive environments. Please contact us for more information.

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