Alloy 625

Alloy 625 Key Features:

High Corrosion Resistance: Alloy 625 withstands various corrosive environments, including saline water and aggressive chemicals, thereby maintaining its structural integrity under controlled test conditions.

High Temperature Strength: Alloy 625 retains its mechanical properties at elevated temperatures. It is used for applications exposed to heat and temperature fluctuations.

Oxidation and Creep Resistance: Alloy 625 maintains oxidation and creep resistance in high-temperature environments. It is applied in oven components and exhaust systems.

Versatility: Alloy 625 is used in various industries. It finds applications in chemical processing, aerospace, and shipbuilding.

Weldability and Fabrication: Alloy 625 can be welded and fabricated into complex structures. Welding does not compromise its mechanical properties.

Applications of Alloy 625:

Chemical Processing: Alloy 625 is used in chemical processing facilities that require resistance against corrosive chemicals and elevated temperatures.

Aerospace: In aerospace, Alloy 625 is manufactured into components such as exhaust systems and turbine blades. Its performance meets rigorous test criteria under temperature extremes.

Shipbuilding: Due to its resistance in saline water, Alloy 625 is applied in shipbuilding. It is used in sea-water cooled power plants and offshore structures.

Heat Exchangers: Alloy 625 is used in manufacturing heat exchangers in various industrial applications owing to its thermal stability and corrosion resistance.

Oil and Gas: The alloy is utilised in oil and gas applications, including drill pipes and equipment operating under high pressure and demanding conditions.

Alloy 625 Quality Assurance:

Our Alloy 625 products are sourced from manufacturers including Stanford Advanced Materials and Oceania International LLC. Each product undergoes quality tests in accordance with industry criteria.