Incoloy 825 Cold-Drawn Hex Bar
Drawn hexagons with a close across-flats band for sour-service nut blanks.
Request Availability →Incoloy 825 hex bar to ASTM B425, sized across flats for sour-service nuts and acid-plant bolting.
Every heat of this Incoloy 825 hex bar reads N08825, with molybdenum and copper reported on the certificate.
Moreover, NACE MR0175 orders for this Incoloy 825 hex bar carry hardness data keyed to each heat.
Furthermore, the release papers record the 927–1010 °C anneal actually used for this Incoloy 825 hex bar.
Incoloy 825 hex bar arrives in UNS N08825, the titanium-stabilised nickel-iron-chromium grade whose molybdenum and copper additions face reducing and oxidising acids. Seawater, brine and H2S-bearing streams also sit inside the envelope of this Incoloy 825 hex bar.
We supply Incoloy 825 hex bar to ASTM B425 and ASME SB425 in hot-worked, solution-annealed and cold-drawn conditions. Your order for this 825 hex bar carries heat-number records, hardness papers where sour duty calls for them and EN 10204 3.1 paperwork for goods-in checks. Besides, we agree the anneal and finish on the hex bar before we book the heat.
Meanwhile, the chemistry and the sour-service data behind Incoloy 825 hex bar sit on our Incoloy 825 material page for cross-reference.
Incoloy 825 hex bar arrives in UNS N08825, the titanium-stabilised nickel-iron-chromium grade whose molybdenum and copper additions face reducing and oxidising acids. We provide ASTM B425 hex bar sized across flats in hot-worked and annealed conditions for acid plants, sour-service projects and seawater-cooled equipment. Every Incoloy 825 hex bar order carries heat-number traceability, EN 10204 3.1 mill test reports and full export documentation.
For example, molybdenum and copper in this Incoloy 825 hex bar cover reducing acid streams across a wide band.
Specifically, nickel at 38.0–46.0% keeps this Incoloy 825 hex bar austenitic against chloride stress-corrosion cracking.
Moreover, UNS N08825 sits inside NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156, so this Incoloy 825 hex bar enters H2S duty with a hardness record.
Besides, titanium ties up carbon in this Incoloy 825 hex bar, so sensitization does not follow welding.
In turn, molybdenum lifts the localised corrosion resistance of this Incoloy 825 hex bar in seawater.
Drawing adds yield strength above the annealed floor of this Incoloy 825 hex bar where shafts need it.
Standard arc practice on this Incoloy 825 hex bar clears most fabrications without any furnace pass.
Finally, this Incoloy 825 hex bar stays non-magnetic below −196 °C for magnetically sensitive assemblies.
Nut blanks and sour-service bolting turn on across-flats accuracy in Incoloy 825 hex bar. In addition, we settle the across-flats size and the hardness ceiling of this 825 hex bar before pricing.
We record the medium, concentration and temperature your Incoloy 825 hex bar will meet before proposing a delivery condition.
Specifically, EN 10204 3.1 papers, heat numbers and hardness records follow each Incoloy 825 hex bar delivery.
In addition, this Incoloy 825 hex bar flows through one route whether you order one length or a container lot.
Quotations for this Incoloy 825 hex bar name the medium, section, finish and document set instead of leaving them open.
Bar production for Incoloy 825 hex bar runs from charge weighing to final packing. Our team logs each stage of this 825 hex bar route against its heat number.
We charge electrolytic nickel, chromium, iron, molybdenum and copper, then hold this 825 hex bar to the B425 impurity caps.
First, the charge for this Incoloy 825 hex bar melts and refines under AOD practice that holds carbon low.
Next, titanium joins the melt of this Incoloy 825 hex bar so carbon stays tied up against intergranular attack.
Then, forging and rolling reduce the ingot to this Incoloy 825 hex bar section.
After that, 927–1010 °C annealing and rapid cooling restore the corrosion resistance of this Incoloy 825 hex bar.
Subsequently, acid pickling leaves this Incoloy 825 hex bar scale-free for fabrication.
We then draw, turn or grind this Incoloy 825 hex bar to the ordered size and finish.
Finally, chemistry, hardness and dimensional checks clear this Incoloy 825 hex bar for dispatch.
Stock lots and made-to-order lengths of Incoloy 825 hex bar leave on one schedule. Moreover, this Incoloy 825 hex bar sits inside our bar and rod program.
Melting, forging, annealing and pickling bays serve Incoloy 825 hex bar under one roof.
Units covering hot working, annealing, drawing and pickling for this Incoloy 825 hex bar.
Incoloy 825 hex bar output across stock and bespoke lots.
Metallurgists who set the anneal plan and hardness scope of this Incoloy 825 hex bar against your duty.
In addition, sealed export packing carries this Incoloy 825 hex bar worldwide.
No Incoloy 825 hex bar leaves the yard before its heat has cleared our ISO 9001 inspection route. In addition, we check this 825 hex bar against the chemistry, hardness, dimensions and surface the order names.
We confirm the grade and heat number of this Incoloy 825 hex bar against your purchase order.
Specifically, sour-service lots of this Incoloy 825 hex bar go against the 35 HRC ceiling per NACE MR0175.
In addition, the diameter, length and runout of this Incoloy 825 hex bar go against the ordered tolerance class.
Every consignment of this Incoloy 825 hex bar ships with EN 10204 3.1 papers keyed to its heat.
Conditions and variants of Incoloy 825 hex bar cover different machining and service needs. In addition, the list below sets out the Incoloy 825 Hex Bar variants we quote most often.
Drawn hexagons with a close across-flats band for sour-service nut blanks.
Request Availability →As-rolled hexagons for components that will be machined all over.
Request Availability →Hexagons annealed and pickled for direct acid-plant use.
Request Availability →Bright hexagons with clean flats for visible fastener work.
Request Availability →Peeled hexagons with controlled flats ready for machining.
Request Availability →Custom across-flats sizes produced against your callout.
Request Availability →Incoloy 825 hex bar suits duty where acid attack and chloride cracking meet one component. In addition, the applications below show where this 825 hex bar serves.
Discuss Your Application →Hexagon stock feeding nuts for H2S-bearing flanges.
Fasteners closing flanges on sulfuric distribution lines.
Bolting closing channel heads on seawater exchangers.
Clip stock clamping scrubber duct sections together.
Nuts securing pump bases in wet-process acid plants.
Hardware on cranes working above acid pickling lines.
Nuts adjusting spring loads on brine heat exchangers.
Nuts adjusting valves and instruments on acid lines.
Detailed technical information including chemical composition, mechanical properties, standards and available dimensions.
ASTM B425 holds nickel between 38.0% and 46.0% and chromium between 19.5% and 23.5% for this hex bar, with iron at 22.0% minimum. Moreover, molybdenum at 2.5–3.5% and copper at 1.5–3.0% form the acid-resisting pair behind this hex bar, while titanium at 0.6–1.2% stabilises the structure against intergranular attack.
For the complete element-by-element limits, open the composition breakdown held on the Incoloy 825 material page for this hex bar.
The minimum room-temperature values below follow the rod and bar table of ASTM B425 for UNS N08825. Consequently, the ordered condition and hardness basis govern final acceptance of Incoloy 825 hex bar.
| Condition and Grade | Tensile Strength, min. | Yield Strength (0.2%), min. | Elongation, min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annealed — UNS N08825 | ≥85 ksi (586 MPa) | ≥35 ksi (241 MPa) | 30% |
Published references place this hex bar at a density near 8.14 g/cm³ with a melting range of 1370–1400 °C. Moreover, the Curie temperature sits below −196 °C, so this hex bar stays non-magnetic even in cryogenic seawater service. Besides, the austenitic matrix keeps these values stable across the whole annealed range.
Meanwhile, the physical properties table on the Incoloy 825 material page holds the modulus, the thermal expansion and the remaining design values behind this hex bar.
The solution anneal is the specification-defining step for this grade, because rapid cooling after 927–1010 °C restores the corrosion resistance the media demand. In addition, we supply this Incoloy 825 hex bar in whichever condition your duty calls for.
| Condition | Typical Treatment |
|---|---|
| Solution Annealed | Held at 927–1010 °C (1700–1850 °F), then cooled rapidly to restore full corrosion resistance |
| Hot-Worked | Delivered as-rolled or as-forged, with the solution anneal agreed where the order calls for it |
| Cold-Drawn | Drawn after annealing, with the reduction recorded so the higher yield strength is documented |
| Sour-Service Release | NACE MR0175 orders carry a per-lot hardness record against the 35 HRC ceiling |
ASTM B425 is the principal rod and bar document for this hex bar, published by ASTM International, and its scope names UNS N08825 alone. Moreover, ASME SB425 covers pressure equipment while VdTÜV 432 serves German vessel work. Besides, DIN 17752, BS 3076 NA16 and ISO 9723 serve European, British and international orders for this hex bar.
| Standard | Product or Application |
|---|---|
| ASTM B425 / ASME SB425 | Nickel-iron-chromium-molybdenum-copper rod and bar, UNS N08825 |
| DIN 17752 / BS 3076 NA16 | European and British bar documents |
| VdTÜV 432 / ISO 9723 | German data sheet and international bar document |
Finally, the full standards list on the Incoloy 825 material page adds the pressure documents, the European designations and the remaining product documents behind this hex bar.
Dimensions of Incoloy 825 hex bar follow the manufacturing route, the document and the order quantity. Therefore, the table below lists typical supply ranges, so please confirm your sizes in the inquiry.
| Product Form | Typical Supply | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Hex Bar | 10–150 mm A/F | Cut to length or random |
| Cold-Drawn Hex Bar | 10–80 mm A/F | Cut to length |
| Hot-Worked Hex Bar | 20–150 mm A/F | Cut to length or random |
| Annealed Hex Bar | 10–150 mm A/F | Cut to length |
| Bright Hex Bar | 10–100 mm A/F | Cut to length or random |
| Peeled Hex Bar | 20–100 mm A/F | Cut to length |
| Custom Hex Bar | To drawing | Custom |
Available sizes of this Incoloy 825 hex bar depend on route, document, condition and lot size. Please confirm your required hex bar size, section and length in the inquiry.
Finish decides how this hex bar behaves across acid plants, seawater circuits and sour-service skids, and most stock ships annealed and pickled so the stabilised surface reaches your shop intact. Specifically, we fix the finish on this Incoloy 825 hex bar before the order is released.
| Surface Condition | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Cold Drawn | Drawn stock giving this hex bar close diameter control and a smooth bright skin. |
| Peeled | A machined skin on this hex bar with uniform diameter for acid-plant shaft work. |
| Annealed and Pickled | Annealing followed by acid descaling leaves this hex bar scale-free for sulfuric and seawater duty. |
Meanwhile, the surface finishes table on the Incoloy 825 material page lists the remaining conditions we quote for this hex bar.
Related forms from the same heat cover Incoloy 825 Round Bar, Incoloy 825 Round Rod and Incoloy 825 Square Bar when your hex bar order needs them.
Get detailed information including specifications, standards, dimensions and material properties.
One coordinator carries your Incoloy 825 hex bar order from first question to loading. Therefore, most orders for this 825 hex bar travel from quotation to dispatch inside three weeks.
Give the medium, concentration, temperature, size, quantity and standard this Incoloy 825 hex bar will face.
Then we set the anneal, hardness basis and tolerance for this Incoloy 825 hex bar.
Receive pricing for this Incoloy 825 hex bar by size, quantity and destination port.
Approve the specification, terms and schedule of this Incoloy 825 hex bar in writing.
We book any third-party inspection or hardness review of this Incoloy 825 hex bar before production starts.
Receive this Incoloy 825 hex bar with mill papers, 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 B425 and ASME SB425 govern this Incoloy 825 hex bar, and the B425 scope names UNS N08825 alone for round, square, hex and rectangular sections.
Yes. Molybdenum and copper give this Incoloy 825 hex bar its resistance across a wide band of sulfuric concentrations, subject to your stream temperature.
Yes. NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 lists UNS N08825, and we record hardness per heat against the 35 HRC ceiling.
Solution annealing runs at 927–1010 °C with rapid cooling, and the release papers name the temperature actually used on your lot.
Pricing follows weight for this Incoloy 825 hex bar, with the nickel, molybdenum and copper quotations fixed on the date you receive the offer.
A single bar covers many common sizes of this Incoloy 825 hex bar, so trial lengths are welcome before container orders.
Quotations default to FOB for this Incoloy 825 hex bar, and EXW or CIF terms are quoted when you ask for them.
Stock sizes of this Incoloy 825 hex bar dispatch in 7 to 15 days, while made-to-order annealed heats need about 25 days.
Yes. Every heat of this Incoloy 825 hex bar ships with 3.1, and a 3.2 endorsement is booked through the order.
Please send the medium, concentration, temperature, section, quantity and destination so we can quote this Incoloy 825 hex bar accurately.
Our Incoloy 825 hex bar offer names the across-flats size, delivery condition and hardness basis to ASTM B425. Send the A/F size and quantity to receive pricing for this 825 hex bar.
Specifically, we review your Incoloy 825 hex bar specification, confirm the hardness basis and document scope, and return pricing with clear terms. Production then follows the signed specification, and each consignment of this Incoloy 825 hex bar ships with the complete paper set.