Inconel 601 Screw

Inconel 601 Screw is a nickel-chromium alloy composed of both 58-63% Nickel and 21-25% Chrome. In combination, these two elements form a hard yet ductile material able to withstand extreme temperatures, pressure, and stress. In addition to the base metals, it also incorporates trace amounts of Iron (1%) as well as small amounts of Manganese and Carbon (1% in total). These additions combine together to create an excellent screw for resisting corrosion and oxidization in high-heat applications ranging from hot water up to nearly 2000°F. Overall, Inconel 601’s unique elemental composition gives it the versatility and structural integrity needed for industrial use in power plants and other such locations.

601 Inconel Screws are a type of fastener made from Nickel-Chromium alloy designed to repel heat, corrosion, and oxidation. Their properties make them ideal for use in extreme temperatures and hostile chemical environments, such as those associated with heat exchangers, boilers, hot furnaces, and high-temperature steam systems. The Inconel 601 Screws provide superior corrosion and oxidation resistance in comparison to mild steel screws and other alloys. Their higher melting point allows them to handle temperatures up to 2000°F and sustain their strength even at lower temperatures. This gives industries that rely on higher temperature operations cost savings as they can reuse the screws multiple times when exposed to thermal cycling or oxidization. Additionally, Inconel 601 screw provides exceptional protection against pitting and crevice corrosion by way of its protective oxide layer that forms quickly under most circumstances.