INCONEL 625 Tubes Supplier

Inconel 625 Tube has a tensile strength of 930MPa and a minimum yield strength of 517MPa. The tube’s melting point is 1350 degrees Celsius. It also has a higher density than most austenitic stainless steels. The density of Inconel 625 Welded Tubes is 8.4 grams per centimeter cube. The tubes have outer diameters ranging from 6mm to 50.8mm and wall thicknesses ranging from 0.7mm to 3mm. Alloy 625 Pipe is available in round, square, rectangular, and hydraulic shapes. The lengths range from single random to double random to cut to length. The pipes also differ in terms of pipe end types. The Inconel 625 Round Tube is available with a plain end, a bevelled end, or a threaded end.

Alloy 625 tube must not only be resistant to corrosion from water, but it must also not corrode after a long period of time. A nuclear reactor core is a component of a system that consists of nuclear fluid. The core is a region where heat is generated by ongoing nuclear reactions. The ability of Inconel 625 seamless tube to withstand high temperatures is one of the reasons it is considered an ideal material for the core. Furthermore, the mechanical properties of the Inconel 625 seamless tube are unaffected by the extremely high heat. So, in addition to having superior tensile strength, the Alloy 625 tube is also tough and has excellent corrosion resistance properties.