Inconel 617 Pipes

Inconel 617 Pipes are renowned for their alloy construction and heat-resistant performance. Composed of 58-64% nickel, 19-23% chromium, 0.2-0.5% carbon, 5-8% cobalt, 0.3-1.0% niobium, up to 0.2 manganese, up to 28 iron, and many other trace elements It, these pipes are incredibly durable when exposed to temperatures ranging from 800 -1700°F (426 -927°C). Inconel 617 Pipes also provide excellent corrosion resistance in chlorides and acids and protect against oxidation and stress corrosion cracking--making them ideal for hundreds of industrial applications.

617 Inconel Pipes is a unique nickel-chromium-cobalt alloy with excellent oxidation resistance, mainly used to make pipes. It has many impressive properties compared to other conventional alloys, including superior creep and high-temperature oxidation resistance, superior strength at high temperatures, and excellent stress relief characteristics. Inconel pipes are known for their ability to stay strong and resist severe temperature conditions, as well as thermal cycling without aging or hardening. Typical applications for Inconel 617 pipes include turbine engines, aircraft jet engines, heaters, nuclear reactors, and combustion chamber linings. In addition to its mechanical properties, it has excellent corrosion resistance in many chemicals and acidic solutions, making it an ideal material for chemical plants and power plants.