Inconel 718 Plate Description

Inconel  718 is a high-strength, high-temperature, corrosion-resistant  nickel-based alloy whose chemical composition includes elements such as  nickel, chromium, molybdenum, iron, cobalt, aluminum, titanium,  zirconium, carbon, and manganese. Inconel 718 has a melting point of  1430°C and displays  effective heat and temperature resistance. It also works well at low  temperatures. This nickel superalloy has the inherent ability to create a  strong and stable oxide layer when heated. In addition, the layer makes  this Inconel variant significantly resistant to oxidation, thus  protecting it from corrosion. Inconel 718 plate can be manufactured  through a variety of processing methods, such as forging, hot rolling,  cold drawing and welding. However, at high temperatures, it is prone to  oxidation and hardening, and appropriate preheating and post-processing  measures need to be taken to reduce this phenomenon.

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Scope of Application

This  nickel steel alloy can be manufactured rapidly and can be welded in an  annealed or precipitation (age) hardened condition. This superalloy is  used as part of various commercial enterprises, such as aerospace,  marine engineering, chemical processing, pollution control equipment and  nuclear reactors.