Incoloy 825 Pipes

825 Incoloy pipes are made of an alloy composed of nickel, chromium, and iron as their main components. There are also trace amounts of silicon, molybdenum, and mum to increase corrosion resistance. The contents of these elements produce outstanding stress corrosion cracking resistance in both reducing and oxidizing environments for temperatures ranging from -300F to 1450F degrees Celsius. Furthermore, the composition facilitates excellent formability in acidic aqueous solutions. This makes Incoloy pipes uniquely suited for everyday use in industries like oil refineries, chemical processing, or equipment that works close to power plants or other nuclear structures.

Incoloy 825 pipes are a nickel-iron-chromium alloy developed mainly for use in the demanding environment of the chemical industry. Featuring excellent resistance to many corrosive agents, these pipes can be used in various applications, such as transporting and storing acid slurries and sulfuric acid concentrations. The pipes boast impressive mechanical properties, like high yield strength and creep-resistant properties, making them a reliable choice for extreme service temperatures. Furthermore, they have superior levels of resistance to gas stream hydrogen attacks. This makes Incoloy 825 pipe an effective solution in petroleum refining processes involving halides and wet chlorine environments. As if that weren’t enough, these pipes offer exceptional welding capabilities, making them highly convenient for fabrication.