Alloy 625 | 2.4856

UNS N06625 | ASTM B 446 | AMS 5666 | AMS 5999 | NACE MR-0175

Alloy 625 is used due to its high strength and excellent corrosion resistance in aqueous media as well as in high temperature oxidizing and carburizing environments.  The high chromium and molybdenum content provides a high degree of pitting and crevice corrosion resistance to chloride-containing media such as seawater, neutral salts and salt solutions. The alloy is highly resistant to chloride stress corrosion cracking due to its high nickel content. The strength of Alloy 625 is derived from the matrix-strengthening effect of molybdenum and niobium, which means hardening heat treatments are unnecessary.  Alloy 625 retains its excellent ductility and toughness at cryogenic temperatures.  It also has excellent malleability and is easy to weld.

 

Areas of application for ALLOY 625 | 2.4856

Seals and closures, piping and exhaust systems, motorsport exhaust systems, bellows and expansion joints, furnace equipment, valve components.

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Available from stock in the following dimensions

  • 12,70 mm Ø
  • 16,00 mm Ø
  • 20,00 mm Ø
  • 25,00 mm Ø
  • 30,00 mm Ø
  • 35,00 mm Ø
  • 40,00 mm Ø
  • 45,00 mm Ø
  • 50,00 mm Ø
  • 50,80 mm Ø
  • 60,00 mm Ø
  • 70,00 mm Ø
  • 80,00 mm Ø
  • 90,00 mm Ø
  • 100,00 mm Ø
  • 114,30 mm Ø
  • 127,00 mm Ø
  • 152,40 mm Ø
  • 165,10 mm Ø
  • 177,80 mm Ø
  • 187,32 mm Ø
  • 203,20 mm Ø

Details at a glance

Chemical composition - limits in %

Ni
min. 58
Cr
20,00 - 23,00
Mo
8,00 - 10,00
Fe
max. 5,0
Nb
3,15 - 4,15
Mn
max. 0,50
Si
max. 0,50
Al
max. 0,40
Ti
max. 0,40
C
max. 0,10

Physical constants and thermal properties

Density
8.44 g/cm³
Melting point
1290 - 1350 °C
Thermal conductivity
9.8 W/m - °C
Coefficient of expansion at 21 - 93°C
12.8 μm/m - °C

Typical mechanical properties (room temperature)

Yield strength
min. 330 MPa
Tensile strength
min. 730 MPa
Elongation
min. 35%