Alloy 600/UNS N06600

Grade: Inconel 600/UNS N06600/Alloy 600/Nickel Alloy 600/W.Nr.2.4816/NCF600

Sheet/Plate: 0.3mm-150mm

Strip/Foil: 0.02mm-16mm

Pipe: 6mm*0.5mm-1200mm*100mm

Bar: Ф6mm – Ф600mm

Wire: Ф0.01mm – Ф6mm

Others: Forged Rings, Flanges, Elbows, Tees, Reducers etc.

Standard: ASTM/ASME/AMS

INCONEL 600 is a nickel chromium iron alloy for equipment exposed to heat and corrosive environments. Its nickel content supports resistance to many chemical media, while chromium improves oxidation resistance. Strength is controlled mainly through solid-solution effects and working rather than precipitation aging. The alloy combines practical fabrication behavior with useful performance in furnace hardware, chemical processing and selected nuclear applications.

Chemical composition

Element Weight percent Element Weight percent
Ni + Co 72.0 min Cr 14.0–17.0
Fe 6.0–10.0 C 0.15 max
Mn 1.0 max S 0.015 max
Si 0.50 max Cu 0.50 max

Mechanical properties

Typical room-temperature ranges from Special Metals Table 6; annealed products. Values combine different sizes and are not specification minima.

Product / condition 0.2% yield MPa Tensile MPa Elongation %
Cold-drawn bar, annealed 170–345 550–690 35–55
Hot-finished bar, annealed 205–345 550–690 35–55
Hot-rolled plate, annealed 205–345 550–725 35–55
Cold-rolled sheet, annealed 205–310 550–690 35–55

Elongation ranges have been arranged in ascending order. Cold-worked material can show substantially higher strength and lower ductility.

Application areas

  • Furnace retorts, baskets and heat-treatment fixtures
  • Chemical process heaters and evaporator equipment
  • Selected nuclear reactor components

INCONEL 600 is a nickel chromium iron alloy for equipment exposed to heat and corrosive environments. Its nickel content supports resistance to many chemical media, while chromium improves oxidation resistance. Strength is controlled mainly through solid-solution effects and working rather than precipitation aging. The alloy combines practical fabrication behavior with useful performance in furnace hardware, chemical processing and selected nuclear applications.

Chemical composition

Element Weight percent Element Weight percent
Ni + Co 72.0 min Cr 14.0–17.0
Fe 6.0–10.0 C 0.15 max
Mn 1.0 max S 0.015 max
Si 0.50 max Cu 0.50 max

Mechanical properties

Typical room-temperature ranges from Special Metals Table 6; annealed products. Values combine different sizes and are not specification minima.

Product / condition 0.2% yield MPa Tensile MPa Elongation %
Cold-drawn bar, annealed 170–345 550–690 35–55
Hot-finished bar, annealed 205–345 550–690 35–55
Hot-rolled plate, annealed 205–345 550–725 35–55
Cold-rolled sheet, annealed 205–310 550–690 35–55

Elongation ranges have been arranged in ascending order. Cold-worked material can show substantially higher strength and lower ductility.

Application areas

  • Furnace retorts, baskets and heat-treatment fixtures
  • Chemical process heaters and evaporator equipment
  • Selected nuclear reactor components
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