Inconel 718 ERW Pipes

Inconel 718 ERWPipes are made of an iron-nickel chromium alloy consisting of 58% nickel, 17-21% chromium, 3-4% iron, 5.2-6.2% molybdenum, 2.8-3.3% niobium plus cobalt and other materials that together provide the material with a range of physical characteristics beneficial for applications in aerospace engines and exhaust systems, structural components and nuclear reactors. In addition to extreme heat resistance, the combination of elements makes it highly corrosion-resistant and weldable. Due to its incredibly strong properties at high temperatures and its overall stability, it is optimal for use in many industrial processes, such as chemical plant installations, where it can surge through temperature fluctuations without suffering damage or loss of strength.

718 Inconel ERW Pipes are highly sought after in many industries because they offer excellent corrosion protection, good weldability, and equal strength compared to stainless steel. This material is also often used when a component needs low creep ageing and can endure temperatures up to 1400°F (760°C). Due to their resilience to vibration fatigue and other mechanical stress from air turbulence, these pipes are found in aircraft parts and components. Further uses include cryogenic applications like gas turbine parts and medical implants or devices where hygiene is paramount. Inconel 718 ERW Pipes are notably reliable, making them the material of choice for many industries.