Inconel Alloy Wire
Inconel Alloy Wire

Stainless steel is defined today as a steel alloy containing at least 10% chromium, plus other elements — especially nickel. Generally speaking, stainless steel may be subdivided into four basic families; Austenitic, Ferritic, Martensitic, and Percipitation Hardening.
Yn-metal is your supplier for Stainless Steel Long Bar, Sheet, Coil, Plate, and Strip products. We offer our stainless steel products in multiple Alloys and Shapes, so you can be sure to find the right metal for you.

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Description
Material Properties
Machining Data
Product NameInconel Wire
TypeWire
Diameter0.1-5.0mm
StandardASTM，JIS, AISI, GB, DIN, EN
SurfaceBA，2B，NO.1，8K
CertificationISO, SGS

INGREDIENT：

SEQUENCEDIN/ENUNS NOGENERIC TERMINGREDIENT
12.4816N06600INCONEL Alloy 60072Ni-151Cr-8Fr-0.2Cu-0.02C
22.4851N06601INCONEL Alloy 60160Ni-22Cr-1.2Al-0.02C
32.4856N06625INCONEL Alloy 62558Ni-21Cr-9Mo-3.5Nb-1CO-0.02C
42.4856N06626INCONEL Alloy 625LCF58Ni-21Cr-9Mo-3.5Nb-1CO-0.02C
52.4606N06686INCONEL Alloy 68657Ni-21Cr-16Mo-4W-0.01C
62.4642N06690INCONEL Alloy 69058Ni-30Cr-9Fe-0.2Cu-0.02C
72.4668N07718INCONEL Alloy 71852Ni-19Cr-5Nb-3Mo-1Ti-0.6Al-0.02C
82.4669N07750INCONEL Alloy 75070Ni-15Cr-6Fe-2.5Ti-0.06Al-1Nb-0.02C

AlloyDescription
301High work-hardening rate due to reduced chromium and nickel content.
302General purpose material with greater corrosion resistance but less work hardening than Type 301. This is the basic alloy of the austenitic group often referred to as 18:8.
303Phosphorus and sulfur added for easier machining. For heavier cuts in automatic machining operations.
304Carbon lower to minimize carbide precipitation. Less heat sensitive than other 18:8 steels. Used in high-temperature applications.
304LExtra low carbon content to avoid harmful carbide precipitation in welding applications. Corrosion resistance comparable to Type 304.
316Contains molybdenum for better corrosion resistance—particularly to pitting.
316LCarbon lower than Type 316 to avoid carbide precipitation in welding applications.
321Titanium added to avoid chromium-carbide precipitation when heated. Good for welding.
410Basic martensitic type. General purpose, heat-treatable type used wher ecorrosion is not severe.
410 HTHeat treated version of Type 410. Basic martensitic type. General purpose, used where corrosion is not severe.
416Free machining variation of Type 410 by virtue of added sulfur.
420Hardenable stainless steel, which can be hardened to approximately Rockwell C 50.
430FFree machining version of Type 430. Non-hardenable by thermal treatment and is used for heat resistance and corrosion resistance under many conditions. Excellent machinability and good forming.
440CA high carbon type. Can be heat treated for high strength and hardness. Greater abrasion and wear resistance for use in bearing and bushing applications. Corrosion resistant only in the hardened condition.
15-5High strength, corrosion resistant and easy to heat treat. Use for high pressure applications.
17-4Chromium, nickel, copper, columbium, tantalum, and carbon balanced for high corrosion resistance and hardening by heat treatment.
Type No.UNS No.Machinability*Drawing or StampingWelding
301S3010040%GoodVery good, tough welds.
302S3020040%GoodVery good, tough welds.
303S3030070%Fairly GoodFusion welding not recommended.
304S3040045%Very GoodVery good, tough welds.
304LS3040344%Very GoodVery good, recommend for welding.
316S3160045%GoodVery good, tough welds.
316LS3160345%GoodVery good, recommended for welding.
321S3210038%GoodVery good, tough welds.
410S4100060%Fairly GoodFair, pre-heat 400-500°F Anneal 1250°F after welding.
416S4160085%FairPoor, pre-heat 400-500°F, Anneal 1250°F after welding.
420S4200052%

430FS4302085%

440CS4400440%Not RecommendedNot Recommended
17-4S1740040%
Very good, tough welds.

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