INCONEL BOLT/NUT

Inconel bolts and nuts are made from Inconel, a family

of high-performance nickel-chromium-based alloys
known for their excellent resistance to extreme
temperatures and harsh environments. These fasteners
are typically used in applications that require high
strength, oxidation resistance, and corrosion
resistance, especially in aerospace, chemical
processing, and power generation industries.
KEY PROPERTIES OF INCONEL BOLTS AND NUTS INCLUDE:
 High temperature resistance: Inconel can withstand temperatures up to 2200°F (1200°C) and retain strength at
these elevated temperatures.
 Oxidation and corrosion resistance: It’s highly resistant to corrosion, particularly in environments that are exposed
to high temperatures and aggressive chemicals.
 Strength and durability: It maintains strength and integrity even under extreme mechanical stress and thermal
cycling.
Inconel fasteners are often used in applications such as jet engines, gas turbines, heat exchangers, and exhaust systems
where both high thermal and mechanical properties are required.
Are you looking into using Inconel bolts and nuts for a specific project?
Inconel 600 bolts and nuts are made from Inconel 600, which is a specific alloy within the Inconel family. It’s primarily
composed of nickel (about 72%), chromium (14-17%), and iron (about 6-10%), along with small amounts of other
elements like manganese, silicon, and carbon. This particular alloy is known for its excellent resistance to oxidation and
corrosion, especially in high-temperature environments.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
 Aerospace: Jet engines, gas turbines, and exhaust systems.
 Chemical Processing: Heat exchangers, reactors, and valves that are exposed to extreme conditions.
 Nuclear: Components that are used in nuclear reactors and other high-temperature, corrosive environments.
 Food and Beverage: Equipment exposed to high temperatures and aggressive cleaning cycles.
Inconel 600 is favoured in environments where both heat and corrosive agents are present, but it’s more often selected over
other Inconel alloys when excellent resistance to oxidation is critical.
INCONEL 601 BOLT/NUT

Inconel 601 is another high-performance nickel-chromium

alloy, and it's known for its excellent resistance to
oxidation, thermal stability, and ability to withstand
extreme temperatures. It’s similar to Inconel 600 but with
the added benefit of improved resistance to higher-
temperature oxidation, as it contains a higher percentage of
chromium and additional aluminium, which enhances its
resistance to scaling and high-temperature corrosion.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF INCONEL 601 BOLTS AND NUTS:
 Superior Oxidation Resistance: The addition of aluminium (around 1.0-1.5%) provides Inconel 601 with outstanding
resistance to oxidation, especially at temperatures over 2000°F (1093°C). This makes it ideal for applications where
parts are exposed to extreme temperatures and oxidizing conditions.
 High-Temperature Strength: Inconel 601 bolts and nuts maintain their strength at elevated temperatures and resist
deformation under thermal stresses.
 Corrosion Resistance: Inconel 601 also offers excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals, including sulfur-
containing gases, carburizing environments, and acidic conditions.
 Thermal Fatigue Resistance: Inconel 601 is resistant to thermal cycling, which makes it suitable for environments with
frequent temperature changes.
 Weldability: Like other Inconel alloys, Inconel 601 bolts and nuts can be welded without difficulty, allowing for custom
configurations and repairs in high-temperature environments.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
 Aerospace: Components like turbine blades, seals, and combustion chambers in jet engines.
 Power Generation: Parts in gas turbines, boilers, and heat exchangers that operate at high temperatures.
 Chemical Processing: Equipment like reactors and heat exchangers exposed to high temperatures and reactive gases.
 Industrial Furnaces: Inconel 601 bolts and nuts are used in industrial furnaces, where high thermal and oxidation
resistance is required.
ADVANTAGES OVER INCONEL 600:
 Better Oxidation Resistance: Inconel 601 performs better in environments where oxidation or scaling is a significant
issue, especially at higher temperatures.
 Improved Durability in Harsh Conditions: It can withstand harsher thermal cycling and aggressive chemical
environments.
Given these properties, Inconel 601 bolts and nuts are especially useful when dealing with continuous high-temperature
operation or environments with harsh oxidizing conditions.
Are you planning to use Inconel 601 bolts and nuts for an application that requires high thermal and oxidation resistance,
or is there another specific application you're working on?
INCONEL 625 BOLT/NUT

Inconel 625 is another high-performance nickel-based

superalloy, renowned for its exceptional strength, resistance to
oxidation, and outstanding corrosion resistance across a wide
range of environments. It has a high proportion of nickel
(around 58-70%), with additional elements like molybdenum
(9-10%), chromium (20-23%), and niobium (3.15-4.15%) that
contribute to its unique properties.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF INCONEL 625 BOLTS AND NUTS:
 Outstanding Corrosion Resistance: Inconel 625 offers superior resistance to a variety of corrosive media, including
seawater, acid gases, and chemicals. This makes it ideal for applications in marine, chemical, and offshore environments.
 High-Temperature Strength: Like other Inconel alloys, 625 maintains its mechanical properties at elevated
temperatures (up to around 2000°F or 1093°C), which is particularly useful in applications involving extreme heat or
thermal cycling.
 Excellent Fatigue and Thermal-Cycling Resistance: Inconel 625 exhibits excellent resistance to thermal fatigue and
thermal cycling, making it well-suited for environments where rapid temperature changes occur.
 High Fatigue and Oxidation Resistance: The addition of niobium and molybdenum makes Inconel 625 highly resistant
to both oxidation and high-temperature creep, ensuring long-term durability in challenging conditions.
 Good Weldability: Inconel 625 is known for its excellent weldability, making it easy to work with in both manufacturing
and repair applications.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
 Aerospace: Jet engine components such as turbine blades, seals, and exhaust systems.
 Marine and Offshore: Due to its resistance to seawater corrosion, Inconel 625 is commonly used for components in
subsea equipment, pipes, and marine exhaust systems.
 Chemical Processing: Parts in harsh chemical environments, such as reactors, heat exchangers, and pipes.
 Power Generation: Components in gas turbines, reactors, and boilers.
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER INCONEL ALLOYS:
 Corrosion Resistance: Inconel 625 outperforms many other alloys, including Inconel 600 and 601, when it comes to
resisting seawater corrosion, acid gas exposure, and sulfuric acid environments.
 Stronger in Harsh Conditions: The alloy is better at resisting wear and tear from mechanical stress and thermal cycling,
making it ideal for applications that experience repeated thermal or mechanical fatigue.
 Better Fatigue Resistance: Its ability to endure high mechanical stress while maintaining integrity in harsh conditions
gives it an edge over alloys like Inconel 600, especially in high-vibration environments.
SUMMARY:
Inconel 625 bolts and nuts are ideal for extreme environments where you need exceptional corrosion resistance, high-
temperature strength, and durability under thermal cycling. They are commonly used in industries like aerospace, chemical
processing, power generation, and marine applications.
INCONEL 718 FASTENERS

Inconel 718 is one of the most widely used high-performance

superalloys, especially for applications requiring exceptional
strength, resistance to oxidation, and durability at elevated
temperatures. It’s a nickel-chromium-based alloy that also
contains significant amounts of iron, niobium, molybdenum, and
titanium, which contribute to its unique properties.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF INCONEL 718 FASTENERS (BOLTS, NUTS, AND OTHER COMPONENTS):
 High-Temperature Strength: Inconel 718 maintains excellent mechanical properties at temperatures as high as 1300°F
(700°C), making it ideal for high-temperature applications, especially in aerospace and power generation.
 Exceptional Creep and Stress Rupture Resistance: The alloy’s resistance to deformation under high stress and
temperature makes it a top choice for turbine components, including rotors and blades.
 Corrosion and Oxidation Resistance: Inconel 718 has excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion, even in extreme
conditions like high-pressure environments or those involving reactive gases and fluids.
 Good Weldability: This alloy is known for its good weldability, meaning it can be welded without special requirements
or pre- and post-weld heat treatments, making it useful in custom or repair applications.
 Aging and Strengthening: Inconel 718 is age-hard enable, meaning that it can be strengthened through a controlled
heat treatment process, which makes it more versatile in different applications.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS FOR INCONEL 718 FASTENERS:
 Aerospace: It’s widely used in jet engine components, such as turbine blades, rings, and other high-stress parts, including
fasteners like bolts and nuts. It is also used in structural components of aircraft and rocket engines due to its ability to
withstand extreme thermal conditions.
 Gas Turbines: Inconel 718 fasteners are commonly found in gas turbines, where high strength and thermal resistance are
critical.
 Nuclear Power: The alloy is used in nuclear reactors for components that must endure high temperatures and radiation.
 Chemical Processing: It’s also used in high-temperature chemical reactors and other environments that require
resistance to harsh chemicals, corrosion, and high pressures.
 Oil and Gas: Inconel 718 fasteners are used in subsea equipment, wellhead components, and other oil and gas
applications where high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance are crucial.
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER ALLOYS:
 Stronger at Elevated Temperatures: Inconel 718 is stronger and more stable at higher temperatures than many other
alloys (e.g., Inconel 600, 625), which is why it is so extensively used in high-stress, high-temperature environments.
 Durability and Fatigue Resistance: Inconel 718 has outstanding fatigue and thermal-fatigue properties, making it ideal
for parts subjected to cyclic loading, which is common in jet engines, turbines, and many industrial applications.
 Improved Weldability: Unlike some other superalloys, Inconel 718 has relatively good weldability, making it easier to
work with when fabricating components or conducting repairs.
SUMMARY:
Inconel 718 fasteners, including bolts, nuts, and other hardware, are ideal for use in extreme, high-temperature, high-stress
environments. They are primarily used in the aerospace, power generation, and nuclear industries due to their outstanding
strength, fatigue resistance, and ability to withstand harsh conditions over long periods of time.
If you are considering Inconel 718 fasteners for a specific project, whether for aerospace, industrial, or other high-
performance applications, they can provide reliable performance under very demanding conditions. Would you like to dive
deeper into a specific use case or application?
INCOLOY 800 / 800H / 800HT
BOLT/NUT

Incoloy 800, 800H, and 800HT are high-performance alloys

made primarily of nickel, iron, and chromium, with slight
variations in composition that enhance specific properties.
These alloys are designed for applications that require excellent
strength and resistance to oxidation and carburization at high
temperatures, making them ideal for a variety of industrial
applications, particularly in environments that experience
thermal cycling and corrosive conditions.
INCOLOY 800 / 800H / 800HT BOLTS AND NUTS
 Incoloy 800: This is the base alloy, consisting primarily of nickel (about 30-35%), iron (about 39-46%), and chromium
(19-23%), with small amounts of other elements like aluminium and titanium. It is known for its good resistance to
oxidation, carburization, and general corrosion, and maintains strength and structural integrity even at high
temperatures (up to about 1,500°F or 815°C).
 Incoloy 800H: This is a modified version of Incoloy 800, with higher levels of carbon (0.05-0.10%) and controlled
aluminium and titanium content. The higher carbon content provides better creep and rupture strength at higher
temperatures (up to about 1,700°F or 925°C). This alloy is commonly used for components that need better high-
temperature performance and resistance to thermal cycling.
Incoloy 800HT: This is an even higher-strength version of Incoloy 800H, designed for applications at the most extreme high
temperatures. It has optimized levels of carbon and other alloying elements to provide superior high-temperature
strength, creep resistance, and oxidation resistance, typically for service up to 1,800°F (982°C) or even higher in some cases
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF INCOLOY 800/800H/800HT BOLTS AND NUTS:
 Excellent High-Temperature Strength: All three alloys maintain excellent mechanical properties at high temperatures,
making them suitable for use in furnaces, heat exchangers, and reactors.
 Good Oxidation and Corrosion Resistance: The high chromium content ensures resistance to oxidation and corrosion,
particularly in environments where materials are exposed to gases and fluids at elevated temperatures, such as in
power plants and chemical processing.
 Resistance to Carburization: These alloys excel in environments that involve carbon-rich atmospheres, such as
furnace atmospheres and applications where carburizing gases are present.
 Creep and Stress Rupture Resistance (especially Incoloy 800H/800HT): With higher carbon content and optimized
alloying, Incoloy 800H and 800HT offer enhanced resistance to creep and stress rupture, making them suitable for high-
pressure, high-temperature applications.
 Weldability: Incoloy 800 and its variants (800H/800HT) are known for their good weldability, which makes them
easier to process and join with other materials in complex assemblies.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
 Power Generation: Incoloy 800/800H/800HT bolts and nuts are commonly used in gas and steam turbines, heat
exchangers, and reactors within the power generation industry, where high-temperature strength and corrosion
resistance are critical.
 Petrochemical and Chemical Processing: These alloys are used for components in reactors, heat exchangers, and other
equipment exposed to high temperatures, pressures, and aggressive chemicals (such as sulfur-containing gases).
 Furnaces and Industrial Heaters: They are used in high-temperature furnace parts, such as burners, and in components
of industrial heating systems.
 Nuclear Applications: Incoloy 800H is sometimes used in nuclear reactors for high-temperature structural components
due to its good thermal stability and creep resistance.
 Heat Treating Equipment: Because of their high-temperature stability and oxidation resistance, these alloys are ideal for
components like trays, baskets, and fixtures in heat treatment processes.
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER ALLOYS:
 Improved High-Temperature Strength: Incoloy 800H and 800HT, with their tailored compositions, offer superior
creep resistance and strength at higher temperatures compared to the standard Incoloy 800.
 Versatile Performance: Incoloy 800 is widely used in a variety of industries due to its excellent resistance to
oxidation, carburization, and general corrosion at high temperatures, making it a versatile option.
 Cost-Effective: While it offers excellent high-temperature performance, Incoloy 800 and its variants are often less
expensive than some higher-end superalloys (like Inconel alloys), making them a cost-effective option for many
industrial applications.
SUMMARY:
Incoloy 800, 800H, and 800HT fasteners (bolts, nuts, and other components) are ideal for applications that require high
strength and resistance to oxidation, carburization, and thermal cycling at elevated temperatures. These alloys are widely
used in industries like power generation, petrochemical processing, heat treating, and nuclear power, where high-
temperature performance and corrosion resistance are essential.
If you’re working on a project that involves high-temperature environments and require these specific properties, Incoloy
800/800H/800HT bolts and nuts should meet your needs. Let me know if you'd like more detailed information or have a
particular application in mind!
INCOLOY 825 BOLT/NUT

Incoloy 825 is a nickel-iron-chromium alloy with added copper,

molybdenum, and titanium. This combination gives it excellent
resistance to a wide range of corrosive environments, making it ideal
for applications in chemical processing, marine environments, and
other harsh conditions. Incoloy 825 bolts and nuts are highly
resistant to both oxidation and reductive environments, especially
in high-temperature conditions.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF INCOLOY 825 BOLTS AND NUTS:
 Corrosion Resistance: Incoloy 825 has excellent resistance to a wide variety of corrosive media, including sulfuric acid,
phosphoric acid, and various chlorides. It’s especially resistant to stress-corrosion cracking, making it ideal for use in
aggressive chemical environments like those found in chemical processing plants.
 High-Temperature Strength: The alloy performs well at temperatures up to around 1,800°F (982°C), maintaining its
strength and integrity in high-temperature environments without significant degradation.
 Oxidation and Sulfide Stress Corrosion Resistance: It is particularly effective in environments with high-
temperature oxidation and sulfide stress cracking, which can be common in high-temperature industrial applications.
 Good Fabricability and Weldability: Incoloy 825 bolts and nuts are easy to form, weld, and machine, which is
beneficial for complex assemblies or situations that require repairs or modifications in the field.
 Resistance to Acids and Bases: The alloy has impressive resistance to a wide range of acids and bases, including
sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, and organic acids, as well as alkaline solutions, which make it suitable for use in
chemical processing and waste treatment systems.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS FOR INCOLOY 825 FASTENERS (BOLTS AND NUTS):
 Chemical Processing: Equipment exposed to corrosive chemicals, such as reactors, heat exchangers, tanks, and piping,
can benefit from Incoloy 825 fasteners because of the alloy’s resistance to acid and sulfur-based corrosion.
 Marine Environments: Incoloy 825's corrosion resistance makes it ideal for use in marine environments, particularly in
offshore oil rigs, seawater handling systems, and marine exhaust systems.
 Pollution Control: It's often used in components for pollution control equipment where it must withstand aggressive
gases, acids, or chemicals.
 Nuclear and Power Generation: Incoloy 825 is used in nuclear power plants for components that must endure high
temperatures and corrosion, such as heat exchangers and reactors.
 Food Processing: Incoloy 825 is sometimes used in food processing equipment due to its resistance to corrosion from
organic acids found in foods and beverages.
 Oil and Gas: Incoloy 825 fasteners are used in systems that handle high temperatures and reactive chemicals, like those
found in oil refineries and gas production plants.
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER ALLOYS:
 Superior Corrosion Resistance: Compared to many other alloys, Incoloy 825 has an excellent combination of resistance
to both oxidizing and reducing environments, making it a preferred choice in diverse industries where corrosion can be a
major concern.
 Versatility: Incoloy 825’s ability to perform well in a wide range of environments — from acidic to alkaline — makes it
highly versatile in industrial applications.
 Better Stress Corrosion Cracking Resistance: It has superior resistance to stress corrosion cracking, which makes it a
better option than other alloys in some corrosive environments, especially when under mechanical stress.
 Cost-Effective: Incoloy 825 provides an excellent balance between performance and cost compared to more expensive
alloys like Inconel, making it a great choice for many industrial applications.
SUMMARY:
Incoloy 825 bolts and nuts offer an excellent combination of high-temperature strength and superior corrosion
resistance, particularly in applications exposed to acidic and alkaline conditions. This makes them ideal for industries such
as chemical processing, marine, oil and gas, and pollution control, where parts are exposed to extreme conditions. The
alloy’s resistance to stress corrosion cracking, oxidation, and general corrosion ensures long-term durability, reducing
the need for frequent maintenance or replacement.
 INCOLOY 925 FASTENERS

Incoloy 925 is a high-performance nickel-iron-chromium alloy that includes additions of molybdenum, copper, and titanium,
giving it excellent resistance to corrosion and high strength at elevated temperatures. This alloy is designed for use in
environments where both strength and corrosion resistance are critical, especially in situations where sulfur and chloride-
induced stress corrosion cracking is a concern.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF INCOLOY 925 FASTENERS (BOLTS, NUTS, AND OTHER COMPONENTS):
 Corrosion Resistance: Incoloy 925 offers outstanding resistance to a variety of corrosive environments, including
sulfide stress cracking, pitting, and crevice corrosion. Its ability to resist corrosion in environments containing
chlorides and hydrogen sulfide makes it an excellent choice for the oil and gas industry, as well as for marine and
chemical processing applications.
 High-Temperature Strength: Like other nickel-based alloys, Incoloy 925 maintains excellent mechanical properties at
elevated temperatures, making it suitable for applications involving high-temperature conditions (up to 1,650°F or
900°C).
 Stress Corrosion Cracking Resistance: One of the standout features of Incoloy 925 is its resistance to stress corrosion
cracking (SCC), particularly in chloride-containing environments, which is critical in applications exposed to saltwater
or high-pressure chemical environments.
 Good Weldability: Incoloy 925 fasteners can be easily welded, making them ideal for complex assemblies or repairs in
the field. The alloy's good weldability ensures that welded components maintain their strength and resistance to
corrosion.
 High Strength and Durability: The alloy combines high strength with excellent resistance to both oxidation and
corrosion, making it highly durable in aggressive environments.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS FOR INCOLOY 925 FASTENERS:
 Oil and Gas Industry: Incoloy 925 is often used for subsea and downhole components, such as bolts, nuts, and other
fasteners, due to its resistance to hydrogen sulfide, sulfur-containing gases, and chlorides. It's ideal for use in
environments with high-pressure, high-temperature conditions.
 Chemical Processing: Incoloy 925 fasteners are used in equipment exposed to harsh chemicals, including phosphoric
acid and sulfuric acid, where both high strength and corrosion resistance are necessary.
 Marine: The alloy’s resistance to chloride-induced corrosion makes it ideal for marine applications, including offshore
oil platforms, seawater treatment systems, and marine exhaust systems.
 Pollution Control: Incoloy 925 is used in pollution control systems, especially in high-temperature, corrosive
environments, due to its excellent resistance to acid gases and sulfur compounds.
 Aerospace: Due to its combination of strength, oxidation resistance, and high-temperature performance, Incoloy 925 is
sometimes used for certain aerospace applications, especially where sulfur-rich or corrosive environments are
encountered.
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER ALLOYS:
 Superior Corrosion Resistance: Incoloy 925’s enhanced resistance to sulfide stress cracking, pitting, and general
corrosion in aggressive environments (like those with chloride or hydrogen sulfide) makes it superior to many other
alloys in similar conditions.
 Better Performance in Oil and Gas: For subsea, downhole, and high-pressure environments, Incoloy 925 excels in
situations where other alloys might fail due to corrosion or cracking.
 Enhanced Strength at Elevated Temperatures: It retains excellent strength and dimensional stability even at high
temperatures, making it ideal for use in environments with fluctuating thermal conditions.
SUMMARY:
Incoloy 925 fasteners (bolts, nuts, and other hardware) are designed for use in highly demanding applications where both
corrosion resistance and high-temperature strength are crucial. They are particularly well-suited for the oil and gas
industry, chemical processing, marine environments, and pollution control systems, where exposure to sulfide stress
cracking and chloride-induced corrosion is common.
Incoloy 925 offers excellent durability in aggressive environments and high mechanical performance, making it a trusted
choice for critical applications where failure is not an option.
INCOLOY 330/ SS 33/ RA 330 BOLT/ NUT

Incoloy 330, SS 330, and RA 330 are all alloy variants of

a high-chromium, nickel-iron-based material that are
known for their excellent resistance to oxidation and
high-temperature strength. While there are slight
variations in composition and usage, these alloys are often
used interchangeably in applications requiring both good
mechanical properties and resistance to oxidation and
carburization at elevated temperatures.
INCOLOY 330 / SS 330 / RA 330 BOLT/NUT
1. Incoloy 330 (also referred to as Alloy 330) is a nickel-iron-chromium alloy, and it is primarily used for high-
temperature oxidation resistance. The composition includes 34% nickel, 20-25% chromium, and iron, with small
amounts of manganese, silicon, and carbon. The alloy offers excellent resistance to thermal cycling, oxidation, and
carburization at elevated temperatures.
2. SS 330 (also referred to as Stainless Steel 330) is essentially the same as Incoloy 330 and has the same composition.
The term "SS 330" is often used in different contexts, especially in the stainless-steel industry, but both alloys share the
same properties and are used in similar applications.
3. RA 330 is a trade name for a slightly modified version of Incoloy 330, with improved high-temperature properties. It is
particularly designed for extreme temperature resistance, especially in high-temperature furnace environments. It
retains its mechanical properties up to approximately 2100°F (1149°C), offering excellent resistance to oxidation,
carburization, and thermal cycling.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF INCOLOY 330 / SS 330 / RA 330 BOLTS AND NUTS:
 High-Temperature Strength: These alloys maintain good strength at temperatures up to around 2100°F (1149°C),
which makes them ideal for applications in environments with high heat and thermal cycling.
 Oxidation Resistance: The high chromium content provides excellent resistance to oxidation, particularly in
environments like furnaces, gas turbines, and high-temperature chemical reactors.
 Carburization Resistance: Incoloy 330 and its variants are particularly well-suited for environments where
carburization (carbon infiltration at high temperatures) is a concern, such as in heat treating or furnace applications.
 Thermal Fatigue Resistance: These alloys have good resistance to thermal fatigue, which is essential in applications
where parts are exposed to repeated heating and cooling cycles.
 Weldability and Fabrication: Incoloy 330 and RA 330 can be easily welded and fabricated, allowing for complex
components and repairs in high-temperature systems.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS FOR INCOLOY 330 / SS 330 / RA 330 FASTENERS:
 Heat Exchangers: These alloys are used in heat exchangers that must withstand high temperatures and thermal cycling
while maintaining corrosion resistance.
 Industrial Furnaces: RA 330, in particular, is commonly used for furnace components like burner tips, muffles, and
combustion chambers that operate at high temperatures in heat-treating and annealing applications.
 Gas Turbines: The alloys are used for components like burners, turbine blades, and other parts exposed to extreme
thermal conditions in gas turbines and power generation applications.
 Ovens and Kilns: Incoloy 330 bolts and nuts are used in oven and kiln applications, particularly in industries where
materials are exposed to high temperatures and oxidative environments.
 Chemical Process Equipment: These alloys are also used in chemical reactors and processing equipment that handle
high-temperature, oxidizing environments, including sulfuric acid and hydrocarbon processing.
 Petrochemical: Fasteners in refinery furnaces and other high-temperature sections of petrochemical plants often use
these alloys due to their oxidation and carburization resistance.
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER ALLOYS:
 Superior Oxidation and Carburization Resistance: Incoloy 330, SS 330, and RA 330 have excellent resistance to
oxidation and carburization at high temperatures, which gives them an edge in industries like heat treatment and
furnace equipment.
 High Strength at Elevated Temperatures: These alloys retain good mechanical properties under high-temperature
conditions, unlike many other stainless steels that degrade or lose strength in extreme conditions.
 Resistance to Thermal Cycling: The ability to withstand thermal cycling—rapid temperature changes without
degrading—is an important property that makes these alloys ideal for high-temperature industrial environments.
 Cost-Effective: Compared to other higher-end superalloys (like Inconel), Incoloy 330 and its variants offer excellent
performance at a relatively lower cost, making them a cost-effective solution for many high-temperature applications.

SUMMARY:
Incoloy 330, SS 330, and RA 330 bolts and nuts are excellent choices for high-temperature applications requiring oxidation
resistance, carburization resistance, and thermal fatigue resistance. These alloys perform well in furnaces, gas
turbines, heat exchangers, and other industrial systems that operate in high-temperature environments. Their ability to
withstand harsh conditions while maintaining strength and structural integrity at elevated temperatures makes them a go-to
choice in industries like chemical processing, petrochemical, power generation, and heat treating.