Hastelloy B-2 Round Bar
Solid rounds across the B335 window machine into replacement pump shafts and valve stems.
View Hastelloy B-2 Round Bar →Grade N10665 bar for legacy HCl plants, replacement internals and acid-regeneration hardware.
Because ASTM B335 sets one window from 7.94 to 88.9 mm, every diameter we quote sits inside it.
Moreover, the solution anneal runs at 1065–1095 °C, and the cooling log travels beside the heat number.
Therefore, a one-to-one swap in N10665 keeps the vessel drawing and the piping class exactly as they stand.
Hastelloy B-2 Bar and Rod covers UNS N10665, a nickel-molybdenum alloy with chromium at 1% or below. Most orders replace parts already in service, so the drawing drives the specification. Above 540 °C the Ni4Mo phase orders, and quench discipline settles that risk.
Meanwhile, ASTM B335 governs rod from 7.94 to 88.9 mm in the solution-annealed state, and sections above that ceiling follow ASTM B564 as forged bar. Besides, each lot ships with a heat number, a quench record and an EN 10204 3.1 certificate. The Hastelloy B-2 hub holds the full grade file, while tubular and flat-rolled product have Hastelloy B-2 Pipe and Tube and Hastelloy B-2 Plate and Sheet pages of their own.
Hastelloy B-2 bar and rod carries the UNS N10665 grade, a nickel-molybdenum alloy with chromium held at or below 1%. Replacement internals, column trays and non-welded machined parts make up most of the orders we ship on this route. ASTM B335 sets the rod window from 7.94 to 88.9 mm, hot or cold finished and solution annealed, and heavier sections follow ASTM B564 as forged bar. Every lot leaves solution annealed at 1065–1095 °C and water quenched, with chemistry, tensile results and EN 10204 3.1 papers tied to its heat number.
Because N10665 chemistry and mechanics do not move between heats, a replacement part fits the drawing already on file.
Moreover, wet HCl gas and absorption liquor meet a surface that carries almost no chromium to oxidise.
Besides, waste-acid regeneration and steel pickling hardware run on this grade wherever oxidants stay out.
Nickel at the balance of the melt keeps chloride-bearing media from cracking the surface under stress.
Therefore, cold drawing and peeling set yield above the annealed floor, and no aging treatment follows.
Consequently, carbon at 0.02% max holds precipitation back, yet severe acid duty still calls for a post-weld solution anneal near 1100 °C.
Meanwhile, every diameter we quote falls inside the 7.94 to 88.9 mm window ASTM B335 defines.
Finally, heavier sections arrive as forged bar to ASTM B564 rather than as standard rod.
Two questions shape every Hastelloy B-2 bar order. First, whether the diameters you need sit inside the 7.94 to 88.9 mm window of ASTM B335. Then, how fast the mill certificate and the export papers follow the shipment.
We compare the ordered size with the rod window first, so nothing ships against a standard it cannot meet.
Moreover, EN 10204 3.1 certificates carry chemistry, tensile results and the quench log for the melt.
Besides, drawing, peeling, centreless grinding and cut-to-length work cover sections outside the stocked range.
Finally, we crate to the destination, and FOB, CIF or DAP terms follow the port you name.
Melting aims at one target, which is keeping iron and chromium low enough to hold off Ni4Mo. The melt shop then solution anneals and quenches every lot before the bar reaches a machine.
Nickel, molybdenum and iron go into the furnace against the N10665 window.
The furnace holds carbon, silicon and iron inside the ASTM limits.
Forging and rolling break up the cast structure as the section shrinks.
The mill heats the bar to 1065–1095 °C and holds it long enough to dissolve precipitated phases.
A water quench freezes the single-phase structure before Ni4Mo can order.
Then drawing, peeling or centreless grinding brings the rod to the ordered diameter.
Pickling leaves a clean surface for acid-plant machining.
Chemistry, tensile results and dimensions clear before the lot leaves the works.
As a Hastelloy B-2 bar supplier, we share melting, quench and finishing capacity with the other corrosion grades we handle. Consequently, an order against a stock diameter rarely waits on a furnace campaign.
Melt shop, quench tank and finishing bays sit inside one works.
Hot working, drawing and centreless grinding make up the bar line.
Stock diameters and order-specific melts share the same campaign.
The heat-treatment route and the acid duty get reviewed before release.
Release depends on evidence rather than assumption. Chemistry runs against the N10665 window, and mechanical results follow the condition you ordered.
We compare spectrometer readings for molybdenum, iron and carbon with the ASTM B335 limits.
Tensile, yield and elongation figures come from the rod you actually receive.
The inspection bay measures diameter, straightness and surface state before packing.
Each certificate names the heat number that points back to the annealing and cooling log.
Section shape decides how the bar machines, so name the form beside the diameter. Each of the six forms below carries its own page with the section range and the document route.
Solid rounds across the B335 window machine into replacement pump shafts and valve stems.
View Hastelloy B-2 Round Bar →Open-die work covers valve bodies and diameters past the rod ceiling under ASTM B564.
View Hastelloy B-2 Forged Bar →A drawn or peeled skin keeps diameter steady across long automatic-lathe runs.
View Hastelloy B-2 Bright Bar →Ground diameter and straightness suit spares for shafts and metering plungers.
View Hastelloy B-2 Centreless-Ground Rod →Across-flats sections serve bolting and multi-flat valve components.
View Hastelloy B-2 Hex Bar →ERNiMo-7 bare wire and ENiMo-7 electrodes deposit the parent Ni-Mo analysis into repair joints.
View Hastelloy B-2 Welding Wire →Bar stock for this grade goes where a component meets reducing acid and no oxidant enters the circuit. Consequently, most of it reaches HCl synthesis, acid regeneration and pickling plants, and much of that replaces parts already in service.
Discuss Your Application →Reactor internals, dip tubes and agitator parts for wet HCl gas and absorption liquor.
Column trays, packing supports and distributor hardware in hydrochloric acid service.
Reboiler shells, dip tubes and pump parts for waste-acid regeneration circuits.
Tank heaters, immersion racks and handling fixtures in hydrochloric pickling baths.
Column hardware for reducing organic acid service where chlorides stay low.
Pump bodies, valve trim and dip pipes for hydrochloric acid storage and transfer duty.
Supports, hearth fixtures and shielding for vacuum service, where the grade stays non-magnetic.
Non-welded machined components for strictly reducing streams in fine chemical plants.
Detailed technical information including chemical composition, mechanical properties, standards and available dimensions.
Limits below follow ASTM B335 for UNS N10665 rod, and nickel makes up the balance of the melt. Iron and chromium stay low because both drive Ni4Mo formation, so the mill certificate governs final acceptance.
| Element | Content |
|---|---|
| Nickel (Ni) | Balance |
| Molybdenum (Mo) | 26.0–30.0% |
| Iron (Fe) | 2.0% max. |
| Chromium (Cr) | 1.0% max. |
| Cobalt (Co) | 1.00% max. |
| Manganese (Mn) | 1.0% max. |
| Carbon (C) | 0.02% max. |
| Silicon (Si) | 0.10% max. |
| Phosphorus (P) | 0.04% max. |
| Sulfur (S) | 0.03% max. |
Because ASTM B335 sets one solution-annealed state for rod, its minimums apply across the whole 7.94 to 88.9 mm range. Besides, that document writes its mechanical table without a hardness ceiling against UNS N10665.
| Condition | Tensile Strength | Yield Strength, 0.2% Offset | Elongation | Hardness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rod — ASTM B335, solution annealed | ≥760 MPa (110 ksi) | ≥350 MPa (51 ksi) | 40% | No requirement in the standard |
The grade is not age hardenable, so strength above those floors comes from cold work alone. Besides, a 100 HRB figure that turns up on a mill certificate is informative rather than an acceptance limit, because Table 2 sets no ceiling for N10665. Sections above 88.9 mm pass to the forging route under ASTM B564, and we confirm those minimums on the order.
As a Hastelloy B-2 bar supplier, we publish the room-temperature values below for design work rather than for acceptance testing. In addition, the alloy stays non-magnetic in the annealed condition.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Density | Approx. 9.22 g/cm³ |
| Melting range | Approx. 1330–1380 °C |
| Modulus of elasticity | Approx. 217 GPa |
| Thermal conductivity at 0 °C | Approx. 11.1 W/m·K |
| Thermal conductivity at 100 °C | Approx. 12.2 W/m·K |
| Specific heat at 100 °C | Approx. 389 J/kg·K |
| Electrical resistivity at 20 °C | Approx. 1.37 µΩ·m |
| Thermal expansion, 20–93 °C | Approx. 10.3 µm/m·K |
| Magnetic behaviour | Non-magnetic in the annealed condition |
| Strengthening route | Cold work only |
ASTM B335 covers rod, and the ASME edition takes over wherever pressure equipment applies. Specifically, that document reaches from 7.94 to 88.9 mm, and no ASTM bar standard runs beyond it. Meanwhile, the designations below identify the same melt.
| Standard / Designation | Scope |
|---|---|
| ASTM B335 / ASME SB335 | Nickel-molybdenum alloy rod, 7.94–88.9 mm — UNS N10665 in the scope table |
| ASTM B564 / ASME SB564 | Forgings and forged bar beyond the rod range; the Ni-Mo row lists N10665 |
| ASTM B333 / ASME SB333 | Plate, sheet and strip in the same grade |
| ASTM B622 / ASME SB622 | Seamless pipe and tube |
| ASTM B619 / ASME SB619 | Welded pipe |
| ASTM B626 / ASME SB626 | Welded tube |
| ASTM B366 / ASME SB366 | Factory-made wrought fittings |
| ASTM B462 | Forged or rolled flanges and forged fittings |
| DIN 17752 / 17753 / 17754 | Bar, wire and forging stock under the German series |
| ISO 9723 / 9724 / 9725 | Nickel alloy bar, wire and forgings |
| UNS N10665 | Unified Numbering System designation |
| W.Nr. 2.4617 / NiMo28 | European designation for Alloy B-2 |
| GB/T 15007 NS322 | Chinese designation |
| SAE AMS | No aerospace specification covers this grade in any product form |
The rod document comes from ASTM International, and its text settles any acceptance question.
As a Hastelloy B-2 bar supplier, we keep the sizes below inside the window the rod specification defines. Consequently, anything beyond 88.9 mm moves to the forging document, and we say so at quotation.
| Product Form | Typical Supply | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Round Bar | 7.94–88.9 mm dia., solution annealed to ASTM B335 | Cut to length or random |
| Bright Bar | 7.94–88.9 mm dia., drawn or peeled | Cut to length |
| Centreless-Ground Rod | 7.94–88.9 mm dia., tight tolerance | Cut to length |
| Hex Bar | 8–100 mm across flats, agreed on the drawing | Cut to length or random |
| Forged Bar | Above 88.9 mm dia. or shaped section, to ASTM B564 | Cut to length |
| Welding Wire | ERNiMo-7 bare wire from 0.8 mm dia. | Spools, coils or cut lengths |
As a Hastelloy B-2 bar supplier, we set the finish by the next operation rather than by a catalogue default. In short, we agree it with the order so the surface suits the machining you have planned.
| Surface Condition | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Solution annealed and pickled | Standard delivery for hydrochloric acid and acid-regeneration service |
| Hot-worked | Parts that will be machined to size |
| Cold drawn | Close diameter control with a brighter surface |
| Peeled | Uniform diameter with a machined skin for further turning |
| Centreless ground | Tight diameter and straightness for shafting |
| Bright annealed | Instrument and vacuum components that need a clean, oxide-free skin |
| Rough turned | Machining allowance held on large or forged bar |
Get detailed information including specifications, standards, dimensions and material properties.
One coordinator carries your B-2 order from enquiry to shipment. Moreover, we settle the acid duty and the heat-treatment route before any bar is cut.
Give the medium, its concentration, the diameter and the quantity you need.
Agree solution-annealed, cold-drawn or forged against your machining route.
Price, lead time and the certificate set arrive in one reply.
Grade, size, inspection level and delivery terms go on record before cutting.
We melt, anneal, quench and test the heat to the ordered condition.
Certificates and export papers travel with the bar under the agreed terms.
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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As a Hastelloy B-2 bar supplier, we work to ASTM B335 / ASME SB335 for sizes from 7.94 to 88.9 mm.
Yes, at every concentration up to boiling, as long as no oxidant enters the stream.
Ferric ions, cupric ions, nitric acid and hypochlorite. Each one oxidises the surface of this Hastelloy B-2 bar, so those duties belong with a chromium-bearing grade.
No. A high-nickel, low-chromium melt forms nickel sulphide in H2S, so we route sour wells to the chromium-bearing C family.
GTAW with ERNiMo-7 wire (AWS A5.14) or ENiMo-7 electrodes (AWS A5.11) covers most joints.
Ni4Mo orders between 540 and 815 °C, and the embrittlement it causes cannot be reversed.
One bar covers most stock diameters.
FOB is our default, and we quote EXW or CIF when you name the port.
Stock diameters leave in 7–15 days, and made-to-order annealed bar needs about 25 days.
Yes. 3.1 mill certificates ship with every lot, and 3.2 with third-party witness comes on request.
Send the medium, its concentration, the diameter and the quantity. As a Hastelloy B-2 bar supplier, we reply with price, lead time and the certificate set. Because we confirm the heat-treatment route before melting, nothing shifts after approval.
Trial bars are welcome, and a single piece of most stock diameters proves the finish before a plant-wide order.