Incoloy 825 Annealed 825 Wire
Soft wire that forms and coils before fabrication.
Request Availability →Incoloy 825 wire to BS 3075 NA16 in annealed and spring-temper states for acid mesh, screens and springs.
This Incoloy 825 wire ships annealed or spring temper across one UNS N08825 chemistry.
Moreover, published data gives this Incoloy 825 wire a working band from −100 to +250 °C.
Furthermore, pitting resistance lets this Incoloy 825 wire serve seawater and brine circuits.
Incoloy 825 wire 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 wire.
We supply Incoloy 825 wire to ASTM B425 and ASME SB425 in hot-worked, solution-annealed and cold-drawn conditions. Your order for this 825 wire 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 wire before we book the heat.
Meanwhile, the chemistry and the sour-service data behind Incoloy 825 wire sit on our Incoloy 825 material page for cross-reference.
Incoloy 825 wire 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 wire from 0.025 to 21 mm in annealed and spring-temper states for acid plants, sour-service projects and seawater-cooled equipment. Every Incoloy 825 wire order carries heat-number traceability, EN 10204 3.1 mill test reports and full export documentation.
For example, this Incoloy 825 wire ships annealed at 600–800 MPa or spring temper at 800–1100 MPa.
Specifically, this Incoloy 825 wire weaves into belts and baskets that ride through pickling lines.
In addition, this Incoloy 825 wire holds pitting resistance in seawater and brine circuits.
Moreover, a relief pass follows cold forming of this Incoloy 825 wire where the order calls for it.
This Incoloy 825 wire stays non-magnetic down past −196 °C in service.
Published data gives this Incoloy 825 wire a working band from −100 to +250 °C.
We draw this Incoloy 825 wire down to 0.025 mm for instrument and demister work.
Every coil of this Incoloy 825 wire is wound with steady layering so feeders never tangle.
Mesh weaving and spring work ask for temper control first in Incoloy 825 wire. Specifically, we fix the diameter, temper and coil weight of this 825 wire before we quote it.
We record the medium, concentration and temperature your Incoloy 825 wire will meet before proposing a delivery condition.
Specifically, EN 10204 3.1 papers, heat numbers and hardness records follow each Incoloy 825 wire delivery.
In addition, this Incoloy 825 wire flows through one route whether you order one length or a container lot.
Quotations for this Incoloy 825 wire name the medium, section, finish and document set instead of leaving them open.
Wire production for Incoloy 825 wire runs from charge weighing to final spooling. We log every stage of this 825 wire route against its heat number.
We weigh electrolytic nickel, chromium, iron, molybdenum and copper to the B425 window before this Incoloy 825 wire melts.
First, the charge for this Incoloy 825 wire melts and casts into electrode stock.
Next, hot rolling reduces cast stock into drawing rod for this Incoloy 825 wire.
Then, we anneal and descale this Incoloy 825 wire between reductions.
After that, successive dies pull this Incoloy 825 wire down to the ordered diameter.
Because this Incoloy 825 wire work-hardens, we soften it between drawing passes.
Subsequently, the last reduction sets this Incoloy 825 wire to the ordered temper, and a relief pass follows where specified.
Finally, we wind this Incoloy 825 wire onto coils and spools and clear the heat for dispatch.
Stock lots and made-to-order lengths of Incoloy 825 wire leave on one schedule. Moreover, this Incoloy 825 wire sits inside our bar and rod program.
Melting, forging, annealing and pickling bays serve Incoloy 825 wire under one roof.
Units covering hot working, annealing, drawing and pickling for this Incoloy 825 wire.
Incoloy 825 wire output across stock and bespoke lots.
Metallurgists who set the anneal plan and hardness scope of this Incoloy 825 wire against your duty.
In addition, sealed export packing carries this Incoloy 825 wire worldwide.
No Incoloy 825 wire leaves the yard before its heat has cleared our ISO 9001 inspection route. In addition, we check this 825 wire against the chemistry, hardness, dimensions and surface the order names.
We confirm the grade and heat number of this Incoloy 825 wire against your purchase order.
Specifically, sour-service lots of this Incoloy 825 wire go against the 35 HRC ceiling per NACE MR0175.
In addition, the diameter, length and runout of this Incoloy 825 wire go against the ordered tolerance class.
Every consignment of this Incoloy 825 wire ships with EN 10204 3.1 papers keyed to its heat.
Conditions and variants of Incoloy 825 wire cover different machining and service needs. In addition, the list below sets out the Incoloy 825 Wire variants we quote most often.
Soft wire that forms and coils before fabrication.
Request Availability →Heavily reduced wire that holds a set in spring work.
Request Availability →Wire sized for weaving screens and acid-plant mesh.
Request Availability →Fine wire for instrument and sensor parts in marine duty.
Request Availability →Wire straightened and cut for heading and pin production.
Request Availability →Custom diameters, tempers and packing produced against your callout.
Request Availability →Incoloy 825 wire suits service where corrosive media must sit inside a small cross section. Consequently, the applications below show where this 825 wire serves.
Discuss Your Application →Wire woven into belts carrying work through pickling lines.
Mesh wire filtering seawater intakes and brine streams.
Springs holding sour-service valves and instruments in set.
Wire formed into demister pads inside scrubber towers.
Wire feeding cold-heading lines for acid-duty fasteners.
Mesh wire forming baskets for acid pickling plants.
Wire locking fasteners inside sour-service equipment.
Woven mesh forming cages and guards in seawater plants.
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 wire, 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 wire, 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 wire.
Typical room-temperature ranges for UNS N08825 wire appear below, taken from published Alloy Wire International data. Therefore the ordered temper and diameter decide the acceptance values for Incoloy 825 wire.
| Temper | Typical Tensile Strength | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Annealed (soft) | 600–800 MPa (87–116 ksi) | Forming and coiling before fabrication |
| Spring temper | 800–1100 MPa (116–160 ksi) | Springs, clips and retained-set parts |
Published references place this wire 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 wire 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 wire.
Incoloy 825 wire ships in the delivery states below. Specifically, the ordered temper is the delivered state, and the certificate records any stress-relief pass that followed.
| Delivery State | Typical Diameter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Annealed (soft) | 0.025–21 mm | Softest state, formed and coiled before fabrication |
| Spring temper | 0.10–8.0 mm | Heavily reduced, holds a set in spring work |
| Stress relieved | 0.10–12 mm | Relieved after cold forming where the order calls for it |
Delivery note: UNS N08825 gains no strength from aging, so the ordered temper is the delivered state, and working temperatures from −100 to +250 °C cover the duty this 825 wire usually serves.
ASTM B425 from ASTM International defines the grade chemistry but stops short of wire, so this wire ships against BS 3075 NA16 and DIN 17753. Moreover, ISO 9724 covers wire of this wire internationally. Besides, no AMS wire document exists for UNS N08825, so none is printed here.
| Standard | Product or Application |
|---|---|
| BS 3075 NA16 | British wire document for UNS N08825 |
| DIN 17753 | German wire document for UNS N08825 |
| ISO 9724 | ISO wire document for nickel alloys |
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 wire.
Dimensions of Incoloy 825 wire 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Wire (Coil or Spool) | 0.025–21 mm dia., typical | Coil, spool or custom |
| Fine Wire | 0.025–0.80 mm dia. | Spool |
| Spring-Temper Wire | 0.10–8.0 mm dia. | Coil or spool |
| Woven Mesh Wire | 0.10–3.0 mm dia. | Coil |
| Straightened and Cut Wire | 1.0–10 mm dia. | Straight lengths |
| Custom Wire | To drawing | Custom |
Available sizes of this Incoloy 825 wire depend on route, document, condition and lot size. Please confirm your required wire size, section and length in the inquiry.
Finish decides how this wire 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 wire before the order is released.
| Surface Condition | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Bright Annealed | Protective-atmosphere annealing leaves this wire oxide-free and ready to draw. |
| Pickled | Acid cleaning descaled this wire after the anneal. |
| Coated | A light carrier film on this wire that protects it during downstream redrawing. |
Meanwhile, the surface finishes table on the Incoloy 825 material page lists the remaining conditions we quote for this wire.
Related forms from the same heat cover Incoloy 825 Bright Bar, Incoloy 825 Centreless-Ground Rod and Incoloy 825 Cold-Drawn Bar when your wire order needs them.
Get detailed information including specifications, standards, dimensions and material properties.
One coordinator carries your Incoloy 825 wire order from first question to loading. Therefore, most orders for this 825 wire travel from quotation to dispatch inside three weeks.
Give the medium, concentration, temperature, size, quantity and standard this Incoloy 825 wire will face.
Then we set the anneal, hardness basis and tolerance for this Incoloy 825 wire.
Receive pricing for this Incoloy 825 wire by size, quantity and destination port.
Approve the specification, terms and schedule of this Incoloy 825 wire in writing.
We book any third-party inspection or hardness review of this Incoloy 825 wire before production starts.
Receive this Incoloy 825 wire 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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BS 3075 NA16, DIN 17753 and ISO 9724 govern this Incoloy 825 wire, because ASTM B425 defines the chemistry but stops short of wire.
Product wire of this Incoloy 825 wire typically runs from 0.025 to 21 mm, depending on the ordered temper.
This wire ships annealed at 600–800 MPa or spring temper at 800–1100 MPa, plus a stress-relief pass on request.
No. UNS N08825 hardens only through cold work, so the temper you order is the state this Incoloy 825 wire arrives in.
Pricing follows weight for this Incoloy 825 wire, with the prevailing nickel, molybdenum and copper quotations applied on the order date.
One spool covers many common diameters of this Incoloy 825 wire.
Quotations default to FOB for this Incoloy 825 wire, and EXW or CIF terms are quoted when you ask for them.
Stock sizes of this Incoloy 825 wire dispatch in 7 to 15 days, while custom drawing takes longer.
Yes. Every coil of this Incoloy 825 wire ships with 3.1, and a 3.2 endorsement is booked through the order.
Please send the diameter, temper, coil weight, standard and destination so we can quote this Incoloy 825 wire accurately.
Incoloy 825 wire is quoted by diameter, temper and coil weight to BS 3075 NA16. Send those figures with your quantity so we can price this 825 wire.
Specifically, we review your Incoloy 825 wire 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 wire ships with the complete paper set.