Hastelloy B-3 Cold-Drawn Hex Bar
Drawn hexagons holding a close across-flats band for nut and bonnet blanks.
Request Availability →Hastelloy B-3 hex bar sized across flats for acid-regeneration valve bonnets and absorption tower bolting.
ASTM B335 reaches five nickel-molybdenum numbers, and this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar is the one that carries 1.0–3.0% chromium by design.
Moreover, the slower precipitation in this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar lets most joints skip the post-weld anneal the older B grade needs.
Furthermore, we state the roughly 7% outer-fibre strain limit that sends this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar back to the furnace.
Hastelloy B-3 hex bar arrives in UNS N10675, the nickel-molybdenum grade built for hydrochloric acid up to boiling point. Chromium between 1.0 and 3.0% slows the embrittling phase, so welded joints in this hex bar usually enter service as welded.
Hex bar carries the B335 chemistry and mechanics, while we fix the across-flats size when the order opens. We supply this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar to ASTM B335 and ASME SB335 in hot-worked, annealed and cold-drawn states, with the ASTM B564 forging route above 88.9 mm. Every consignment of this hex bar leaves with a heat-number record, the anneal temperature actually used and a set of EN 10204 3.1 papers.
Meanwhile, the full chemistry window and the physical data behind this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar sit on our Hastelloy B-3 material page for cross-reference.
Hastelloy B-3 hex bar arrives in UNS N10675, the nickel-molybdenum grade that carries 1.0–3.0% chromium on purpose, which slows the embrittling phase enough that most welded joints enter service without a furnace pass. We supply ASTM B335 hex bar sized across flats in hot-worked, annealed and drawn conditions for hydrogen chloride synthesis, acid regeneration and steel pickling hardware. Every Hastelloy B-3 hex bar consignment travels with heat-number traceability, EN 10204 3.1 mill test reports and full export documentation.
For example, 1.0–3.0% chromium in this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar retards the phase that embrittles the older B grade.
Specifically, the slower Ni3Mo kinetics mean most joints in this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar need no post-weld anneal.
Moreover, molybdenum at 27.0–32.0% carries this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar through hydrochloric acid at every concentration up to boiling.
Therefore, nitric acid, ferric ion and hypochlorite rule this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar out, so those lines belong with a chromium-rich alloy.
In addition, outer-fibre strain beyond roughly 7% sends this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar back through the anneal before welding.
Besides, an interpass ceiling of 93 °C lets multi-pass work in this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar finish without a furnace pass.
Consequently, ASTM B335 prints no hardness ceiling for this grade, so this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar is released on chemistry and tensile results.
Finally, the annealed matrix keeps this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar non-magnetic for instrument and seal work.
A multi-flat valve part is measured across the flats before anything else on a Hastelloy B-3 hex bar drawing. In addition, we fix the across-flats size and the delivery state of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar before pricing it.
We record the medium, its concentration and its temperature for your Hastelloy B-3 hex bar before proposing a delivery state.
Specifically, EN 10204 3.1 papers, heat numbers and dimensional records follow each Hastelloy B-3 hex bar consignment.
In addition, this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar flows through a single process whether your shop welds it into a vessel or turns it on a lathe.
Quotations for this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar name the medium, the section, the finish and the document set rather than leaving them open.
Bar production for Hastelloy B-3 hex bar runs from charge balancing through to final packing. We log each stage of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar route against its own heat number.
We weigh nickel, molybdenum and chromium to the B335 window before this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar is melted.
First, the charge for this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar melts and refines under AOD practice that holds carbon low.
Next, forging and rolling reduce the ingot to this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar section.
Then, we hold this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar near 1066 °C and quench it in water.
After that, acid pickling leaves this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar scale-free for fabrication.
We then draw, turn or grind this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar to the ordered size and finish.
Subsequently, straightening brings this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar inside the ordered runout band.
Finally, chemistry, tensile and dimensional checks clear this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar for dispatch.
Stock lengths and made-to-order heats of Hastelloy B-3 hex bar leave on one production schedule. Moreover, we quote this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar inside our bar and rod program.
Hot working, annealing, drawing and pickling lines for Hastelloy B-3 hex bar share one site.
Units covering hot working, annealing, drawing and pickling for this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar.
Hastelloy B-3 hex bar output across stock and bespoke lots.
Metallurgists who set the anneal plan and the delivery state of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar against your duty.
In addition, sealed export packing carries this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar to buyers on five continents.
Nothing leaves the yard until the heat behind your Hastelloy B-3 hex bar has cleared our ISO 9001 inspection route. In addition, we test this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar against the chemistry, tensile and surface the order names.
We confirm the grade and heat number of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar against your purchase order.
Specifically, molybdenum, chromium and carbon in this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar go against the B335 table for your lot.
In addition, we report the tensile and yield results of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar against the B335 minimums for every heat.
Every consignment of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar ships with EN 10204 3.1 papers keyed to its heat.
We quote sections and delivery states for Hastelloy B-3 hex bar against the drawing rather than from a catalogue. In addition, the list below shows the Hastelloy B-3 hex bar forms ordered most often.
Drawn hexagons holding a close across-flats band for nut and bonnet blanks.
Request Availability →As-rolled hexagons for parts that will be machined all over.
Request Availability →Hexagons annealed and quenched before the threads or flats are cut.
Request Availability →Ground hexagons with controlled flats for close-tolerance fittings.
Request Availability →Custom across-flats sizes produced against your drawing.
Request Availability →Hastelloy B-3 hex bar suits welded plant where a reducing acid stream meets no oxidant. In addition, the list below shows where this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar serves.
Discuss Your Application →Hexagon stock machined into bonnets for valves in waste acid regeneration loops.
Nut blanks closing manways on hydrogen chloride absorption towers.
Nut stock for flanged joints inside hydrogen chloride synthesis units.
Clip nuts clamping pickling line structures and racking together.
Stem nuts for valves on acetic acid distillation columns.
Nut stock for pump casing joints in acid recovery service.
Nuts for manifolds that carry hydrogen chloride in alkylation units.
Hexagon stock machined against your drawing for acid plant components.
Detailed technical information including chemical composition, mechanical properties, standards and available dimensions.
Chromium sits deliberately between 1.0 and 3.0% in this hex bar, and that addition is what separates the UNS N10675 window from the earlier nickel-molybdenum grades. Consequently, molybdenum holds 27.0–32.0% while carbon stops at 0.01%, so the nickel-plus-molybdenum total of this hex bar lands between 94.0 and 98.0%.
For every element measured against its B335 limit behind this hex bar, open the composition breakdown kept on the Hastelloy B-3 material page.
Minimum room-temperature values below come from the rod table of ASTM B335 for UNS N10675. Consequently, the ordered state and the section size govern final acceptance of Hastelloy B-3 hex bar.
| Condition and Grade | Tensile Strength, min. | Yield Strength (0.2%), min. | Elongation, min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solution Annealed — UNS N10675 | ≥760 MPa (110 ksi) | ≥350 MPa (51 ksi) | 40% |
Reference data places the density of this hex bar at 9.22 g/cm³, with a melting range that closes near 1418 °C. Moreover, the annealed matrix leaves this hex bar essentially non-magnetic, and its elastic modulus settles near 216 GPa.
Meanwhile, the physical properties table on the Hastelloy B-3 material page holds the conductivity and expansion figures behind this hex bar.
The water-quenched anneal is the specification-defining step behind this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar, because Ni3Mo forms close to 650 °C and only a rapid quench after 1066 °C restores the corrosion resistance. Moreover, a section strained past roughly 7% at the outer fibre returns to that anneal before it can go back into a weld.
| Condition | Typical Treatment |
|---|---|
| Solution Annealed | Held near 1066 °C (1950 °F), then water quenched, because Ni3Mo begins to form close to 650 °C |
| Hot-Worked | Delivered as-rolled or as-forged, with the anneal agreed where the order calls for it |
| Cold-Drawn | Drawn after annealing, with the reduction logged so the higher proof stress is documented |
| Cold-Work Limit | Outer-fibre strain beyond roughly 7% sends the section back through the solution anneal before welding or service |
| Stress-Relief Caution | A relief pass inside the precipitation band still embrittles this grade, so residual-stress work needs a full anneal instead |
| Post-Weld Anneal | Most joints enter service as welded, because the slower Ni3Mo kinetics leave the as-welded zone usable |
ASTM B335 governs this hex bar under a title that names nickel-molybdenum rod, and the ASTM International document splits its two size clauses by delivery surface. Specifically, pickled or mechanically descaled stock runs below 19.05 mm while ground or turned stock runs above it. Therefore, the rod window for this hex bar closes at 88.9 mm and heavier sections change document.
| Standard | Product or Application |
|---|---|
| ASTM B335 / ASME SB335 | Nickel-molybdenum alloy rod with N10675 in the scope table |
| DIN 17752 / ISO 9723 | German and international bar documents |
| ASTM B564 / ASME SB564 | Forged bar and sections above the 88.9 mm rod ceiling |
Finally, the full standards list on the Hastelloy B-3 material page adds the plate, tube, fitting and flange documents plus the Chinese designation behind this hex bar.
Dimensions of Hastelloy B-3 hex bar follow the route, the document and the order quantity. Therefore, typical supply ranges sit in the table below, so please confirm your sizes in the inquiry.
| Product Form | Typical Supply | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Hex Bar | 8–88.9 mm A/F | Cut to length or random |
| Cold-Drawn Hex Bar | 8–60 mm A/F | Cut to length |
| Hot-Worked Hex Bar | 20–88.9 mm A/F | Cut to length or random |
| Solution-Annealed Hex Bar | 8–88.9 mm A/F | Cut to length |
| Ground Hex Bar | 10–60 mm A/F | Cut to length |
| Custom Hex Bar | To drawing | Custom |
Available sizes of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar depend on the route, the document, the state and the lot size. Please confirm the size, section and length you need for this hex bar in the inquiry.
Hexagon stock of this grade comes off round bar that is drawn or machined to the across-flats size, so the flats carry a little more cold work than the same diameter in round. Consequently, we record the reduction on this hex bar and re-anneal it where the ordered section needs the softest state.
The surface you order decides how this hex bar behaves once it reaches a hydrogen chloride synthesis unit, an absorption tower or an acid regeneration loop. Moreover, most stock of this hex bar leaves the yard solution annealed and pickled. Therefore, we confirm the finish and the straightness band on this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar before we write the offer.
| Surface Condition | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Cold Drawn | Drawn stock giving this hex bar close diameter control with a smoother skin. |
| Hot-Worked | The as-rolled or as-forged skin on this hex bar, for parts your shop will machine all over. |
| Centreless Ground | Ground diameter and straightness on this hex bar for pump spindles and seal faces. |
In addition, the surface finishes table recorded on the Hastelloy B-3 material page lists the remaining conditions quoted for this hex bar.
Related forms from the same heat cover Hastelloy B-3 Round Bar, Hastelloy B-3 Round Rod and Hastelloy B-3 Square Bar when your hex bar order needs them.
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One coordinator stays with your Hastelloy B-3 hex bar enquiry from the first question through to loading. Therefore, stock sizes of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar dispatch inside fifteen days, while a fresh annealed heat runs about twenty-five.
Give us the medium, its concentration and its temperature, plus the size, quantity and standard this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar will face.
Then we set the annealing cycle, the delivery state and the tolerance band for this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar.
Pricing for this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar arrives by size, quantity and destination port.
You confirm the specification, the terms and the schedule of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar in writing.
We book any third-party inspection or dimensional review of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar before production starts.
This Hastelloy B-3 hex bar 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 B335 and ASME SB335 govern this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar, and the title of that standard names nickel-molybdenum rod with N10675 inside its scope.
Yes. Molybdenum at 27.0–32.0% carries this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar through hydrochloric acid at every concentration up to boiling, provided the stream carries no oxidant.
No. We do not release this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar against NACE MR0175, because an H2S-bearing stream can form low-melting nickel sulfide on a high-nickel surface.
ERNiMo-10 bare wire to AWS A5.14 joins this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar, with ENiMo-10 covered electrodes to AWS A5.11 for manual work.
Usually not. The slower Ni3Mo kinetics leave most joints in this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar serviceable as welded, which is the main reason buyers move up from the older B grade.
Once cold work strains the outer fibre beyond roughly 7%, this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar returns to the solution anneal before it can go back into a weld or into service.
A single bar covers many common sizes of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar, so trial lengths are welcome before container orders.
We quote FOB as standard for this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar, and EXW, CIF or DAP terms follow once we fix the destination.
Expect 7 to 15 days for stock sizes of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar, while a made-to-order annealed heat needs about 25 days.
Every heat of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar ships with EN 10204 3.1, and we book a 3.2 endorsement through the order.
Hastelloy B-3 hex bar leaves our yard with the across-flats size and the delivery state named on the certificate. Send the A/F size and quantity so we can price this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar.
We walk your Hastelloy B-3 hex bar inquiry through the anneal, the finish and the document scope, then quote on clear terms. Production then follows the signed sheet, and every consignment of this Hastelloy B-3 hex bar leaves with the complete paper set.