Alloy 59 Grade 1 Threaded Rod
The lightest of the four F468 levels for general acid plant bolting.
Request Availability →Alloy 59 threaded rod and stud bolts to the ASTM F468 nickel-chromium-molybdenum grade chain.
ASTM B574 caps iron at 1.5% for N06059, and we release this Alloy 59 threaded rod against that ceiling on every certificate.
Moreover, chromium and molybdenum in this Alloy 59 threaded rod carry oxidising and reducing duty in one matrix.
Furthermore, we state the quench behind this Alloy 59 threaded rod, because a slow cool costs the corrosion margin.
Alloy 59 threaded rod arrives in UNS N06059, the low-iron nickel-chromium-molybdenum grade for mixed acid duty. Iron and silicon at 1.5% and 0.10% maximum hold this Alloy 59 threaded rod close to a clean solution.
We roll or cut threads onto solution-annealed B574 stock, so the anneal always precedes the thread. We supply this Alloy 59 threaded rod to ASTM B574 and ASME SB574 in hot-worked, annealed and cold-drawn states, with the ASTM B564 forging route above 88.9 mm. Every consignment of this threaded rod leaves with a heat-number record, the anneal and quench route actually used and a set of EN 10204 3.1 papers.
Meanwhile, that lean matrix is what lets this Alloy 59 threaded rod keep its passive film through an upset. The full chemistry window and the physical data behind this Alloy 59 threaded rod sit on our Alloy 59 material page for cross-reference.
Alloy 59 threaded rod arrives in UNS N06059, the low-iron nickel-chromium-molybdenum grade that holds iron to 1.5% and silicon to 0.10%, so one matrix covers both acid families. We supply ASTM B574 threaded rod as rolled or cut threads on solution-annealed stock for mixed acid plant, flue gas desulphurisation and sour service. Every Alloy 59 threaded rod consignment travels with heat-number traceability, EN 10204 3.1 mill test reports and full export documentation.
For example, 1.5% iron in this Alloy 59 threaded rod is a quarter of the ceiling C-276 allows, which steadies the passive film.
Specifically, chromium at 22.0–24.0% and molybdenum at 15.0–16.5% carry this Alloy 59 threaded rod through both families.
Moreover, the lean matrix lifts the pitting resistance equivalent of this Alloy 59 threaded rod to the head of the wrought nickel family.
Therefore, silicon at 0.10% and carbon at 0.010% keep the weld zone of this Alloy 59 threaded rod stable without a furnace pass.
In addition, this Alloy 59 threaded rod takes nothing from aging, so drawing is the only route above the annealed floor.
Besides, ASTM B574 prints no hardness ceiling for this grade, so we release this Alloy 59 threaded rod on chemistry and tensile results.
Consequently, NACE MR0175 lists this Alloy 59 threaded rod at the condition the standard sets rather than at an invented figure.
Finally, the annealed matrix keeps this Alloy 59 threaded rod non-magnetic for instrument and seal work.
A stud holds up only as well as the stock behind it, so the anneal comes before the thread. Therefore, we agree the strength class, the gauging method and the stock condition of this Alloy 59 threaded rod before quoting.
We record the medium, its concentration and its temperature for your Alloy 59 threaded rod before proposing a delivery state.
Specifically, EN 10204 3.1 papers, heat numbers and dimensional records follow each Alloy 59 threaded rod consignment.
In addition, this Alloy 59 threaded rod flows through one process whether your shop welds it into a vessel or turns it on a lathe.
Quotations for this Alloy 59 threaded rod name the medium, the section, the finish and the document set rather than leaving them open.
Bar production for Alloy 59 threaded rod runs from charge balancing through to final packing. We log each stage of this Alloy 59 threaded rod route against its own heat number.
We start this Alloy 59 threaded rod from a charge balanced to the B574 chemistry, with carbon held low.
First, the charge for this Alloy 59 threaded rod melts and refines under AOD practice that holds carbon and silicon low.
Next, forging and rolling reduce the ingot to this Alloy 59 threaded rod section between 1180 °C and 950 °C.
Then, we hold this Alloy 59 threaded rod between 1100 °C and 1180 °C.
After that, this Alloy 59 threaded rod drops into the tank, because the fall to 500 °C has to beat 150 °C per minute.
We then strip the mill scale and leave this Alloy 59 threaded rod ready for fabrication.
Subsequently, drawing, turning or grinding brings this Alloy 59 threaded rod to the ordered size and finish.
Finally, chemistry, tensile and dimensional checks clear this Alloy 59 threaded rod for dispatch.
Stock lengths and made-to-order heats of Alloy 59 threaded rod leave on one production schedule. Moreover, we quote this Alloy 59 threaded rod inside our bar and rod program.
Hot working, annealing, quenching and finishing lines for Alloy 59 threaded rod share one site.
Units covering hot working, annealing, quenching and grinding for this Alloy 59 threaded rod.
Alloy 59 threaded rod output across stock and bespoke lots.
Metallurgists who set the anneal and quench plan for this Alloy 59 threaded rod against your duty.
In addition, sealed export packing carries this Alloy 59 threaded rod to buyers on five continents.
Release waits on the heat behind your Alloy 59 threaded rod clearing our ISO 9001 route. Moreover, the chemistry, tensile and surface checks on this Alloy 59 threaded rod follow the requirements the order names.
We check the grade and heat number on this Alloy 59 threaded rod against your purchase order before anything ships.
Specifically, iron, silicon and carbon in this Alloy 59 threaded rod go against the B574 table for your lot.
In addition, every heat of this Alloy 59 threaded rod carries reported tensile and yield values measured against the B574 floor.
Every consignment of this Alloy 59 threaded rod ships with EN 10204 3.1 papers and the cooling record keyed to its heat.
We quote the variants below for Alloy 59 threaded rod against the drawing rather than from a catalogue. In addition, the list shows the deliveries ordered most often for this Alloy 59 threaded rod.
The lightest of the four F468 levels for general acid plant bolting.
Request Availability →A middle level for joints that carry both load and thermal cycling.
Request Availability →The heaviest level, for studs named on a high-load flange drawing.
Request Availability →Studs threaded at both ends to a length and class you specify.
Request Availability →Thread form, pitch and length produced against your drawing.
Request Availability →Alloy 59 threaded rod suits plant where the process moves between oxidising and reducing steps. In addition, the list below shows where this Alloy 59 threaded rod serves.
Discuss Your Application →Studs for flanged connections in equipment qualified to the sour-service standard.
Fasteners holding internal components inside absorption towers.
Studs for exchanger covers that meet chlorinated seawater.
Studs for vessel covers that see oxidising and reducing chemistry in turn.
Gland studs on valves handling acid slurries.
Fasteners for pulp digester covers exposed to chlorine dioxide.
Bolting for ductwork carrying acid condensate in incinerator off-gas.
Clamp and cover fasteners for vessels cleaned with alternating chemistry.
Detailed technical information including chemical composition, mechanical properties, standards and available dimensions.
ASTM B574 fixes the UNS N06059 window that governs this threaded rod, holding iron to 1.5% maximum and capping silicon at 0.10%. In addition, chromium runs between 22.0% and 24.0% in this threaded rod, while molybdenum sits between 15.0% and 16.5%.
Meanwhile, the full composition table on the Alloy 59 material page sets every element against its ASTM B574 limit for this threaded rod.
The floors in the table below come from the ASTM B574 bar table for UNS N06059. Therefore, the ordered condition and the ruling section settle final acceptance of Alloy 59 threaded rod.
| Condition and Grade | Tensile Strength, min. | Yield Strength (0.2%), min. | Elongation, min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solution Annealed — UNS N06059 | ≥690 MPa (100 ksi) | ≥310 MPa (45 ksi) | 45% |
Published references place the density of this threaded rod near 8.6 g/cm³ and its melting range at 1310–1360 °C. Moreover, an elastic modulus close to 210 GPa and a relative permeability of 1.001 maximum keep this threaded rod effectively non-magnetic in service.
Therefore, the physical properties table on the Alloy 59 material page carries the conductivity, the resistivity and the remaining design values behind this threaded rod.
The water quench is the step that defines this Alloy 59 threaded rod, because the section has to fall from the anneal to about 500 °C faster than 150 °C per minute. Moreover, a section deformed beyond 15% returns to that anneal before it enters service.
| Condition | Typical Treatment |
|---|---|
| Solution Annealed | Held between 1100 °C and 1180 °C and water quenched, with about 1120 °C the preferred figure |
| Cooling Rate | Better than 150 °C per minute from the anneal down to about 500 °C, or grain-boundary phases form |
| Hot-Worked | Forged or rolled between 1180 °C and 950 °C, with heavy reduction taken at the top of that band |
| Cold-Drawn | Drawn after the anneal, in one of the three graded strength levels that Table 3 defines |
| Cold-Forming Limit | Deformation beyond 15% sends the section back through the final solution anneal before service |
| Stress-Relief Caution | A relief pass inside the precipitation band still costs corrosion resistance, so the alternative is settled before it is booked |
| Post-Weld Anneal | Most joints enter service as welded, because the low carbon and silicon levels keep the weld zone stable |
ASTM F468 carries the nickel-chromium-molybdenum fastener grades for this threaded rod, reaching Grade 1 through Grade 4 on its Ni 59 line, issued by ASTM International. Moreover, ASTM F467 covers the nuts that match those grades of this threaded rod.
| Standard | Product or Application |
|---|---|
| ASTM F468 / ASME SF468 | Bolts, cap screws, socket screws and studs, Ni 59 Grade 1 to 4 |
| ASTM F467 / ASME SF467 | Nuts matching the F468 fastener grades |
| ASTM B574 / ASME SB574 | Solution-annealed bar stock behind the thread |
Beyond that, the standards table on the Alloy 59 material page carries the European designations, the tubular documents and the flat-product call-outs for this threaded rod.
The table below lists the Alloy 59 threaded rod sizes we ship most often, while the route, the document and the lot size decide what else is possible. Please confirm your own size, section and length with the inquiry.
| Product Form | Typical Supply | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 1 Threaded Rod | 827 MPa (120 ksi) tensile min., 586 MPa (85 ksi) yield min. | M6–M36, cut to length |
| Grade 2 Threaded Rod | 931 MPa (135 ksi) tensile min., 862 MPa (125 ksi) yield min. | M6–M36, cut to length |
| Grade 3 Threaded Rod | 1103 MPa (160 ksi) tensile min., 1034 MPa (150 ksi) yield min. | M6–M30, cut to length |
| Stud Bolts | Threaded at both ends to the drawing | Cut to length |
| U-Bolts and Tie Rods | Formed from solution-annealed stock | Cut to length |
| Custom Threaded Rod | Class, pitch and length fixed with you | Custom |
The fastener chain is real for this grade, because the F468 grade table carries Ni 59 in four strength levels rather than treating the alloy as a one-off. Moreover, the threads roll or cut after the solution anneal, so the strength class and the stock condition stay consistent from lot to lot.
For this threaded rod, the finish decides how the part feeds, seals and resists attack. Therefore, we fix the surface condition on this Alloy 59 threaded rod when the order opens.
| Surface Condition | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Threaded | Rolled or cut threads follow the solution anneal on this threaded rod. |
| Solution Annealed and Pickled | The anneal followed by acid descaling leaves this threaded rod scale-free for mixed acid and chloride duty. |
| Cold Drawn | Drawn stock holds a close diameter on this threaded rod while the drawing pass lifts proof stress. |
In contrast, the surface finishes table on the Alloy 59 material page lists the further conditions we can quote for this threaded rod.
Related forms from the same heat cover Alloy 59 Welding Wire, Alloy 59 Centreless-Ground Rod and Alloy 59 Cold-Drawn Bar when your threaded rod order needs them.
Get detailed information including specifications, standards, dimensions and material properties.
One coordinator carries your Alloy 59 threaded rod enquiry from the first question through to loading. In addition, stock of this Alloy 59 threaded rod leaves inside fifteen days, and a freshly annealed heat runs about twenty-five.
Send the medium, its concentration and its temperature together with the size, quantity and standard this Alloy 59 threaded rod faces.
We then fix the anneal cycle, the delivery condition and the tolerance band on this Alloy 59 threaded rod.
Pricing for this Alloy 59 threaded rod arrives by size, quantity and destination port.
You confirm the specification, the terms and the schedule for this Alloy 59 threaded rod in writing.
Then we schedule any third-party inspection or dimensional review of this Alloy 59 threaded rod before production starts.
This Alloy 59 threaded rod arrives with mill papers, a packing list and the certificate set.
Our production and inspection processes are certified to international standards, and every delivery ships with EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificates.
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ASTM B574 and ASME SB574 cover this Alloy 59 threaded rod, and clause 1.2 stops the bar route at 88.9 mm.
Yes. NACE MR0175 lists this grade at the condition that document sets, and we document that condition per heat.
ERNiCrMo-13 bare wire to AWS A5.14 joins this Alloy 59 threaded rod, with ENiCrMo-13 covered electrodes to AWS A5.11 for manual work.
Iron and silicon sit so low that a slow cool lets grain-boundary phases form, so every heat leaves the anneal straight into the tank.
Usually not. Low carbon and low silicon leave most joints serviceable as welded.
Published design data covers this Alloy 59 threaded rod from about −196 °C upward, and we confirm the ceiling against your design code before the order.
Trial lengths of this Alloy 59 threaded rod are welcome, and one piece covers most stock sizes.
Trade terms for this Alloy 59 threaded rod open on FOB, and EXW, CIF or DAP follow once we know the destination port.
Stock sizes of this Alloy 59 threaded rod ship in 7 to 15 days, while a made-to-order annealed heat needs about 25 days.
EN 10204 3.1 papers cover every heat of this Alloy 59 threaded rod, and a 3.2 endorsement can be arranged.
Alloy 59 threaded rod is offered against the F468 grade chain, so name the strength class you need. Send the thread callout, the medium and the quantity to price this Alloy 59 threaded rod.
We take your Alloy 59 threaded rod inquiry through the anneal, the finish and the document scope before the price goes out. Production follows the signed sheet, and the full paper set travels with this Alloy 59 threaded rod.