What Is an Inconel 625 Round Bar?
Inconel 625 round bar is a solid section bar made from a nickel-chromium-molybdenum superalloy, strengthened with niobium, or columbium (col) and conforming to ASTM B446 / ASME SB446. A distinguishing feature of this grade is that, unlike most other grades, it is not precipitation hardened; it is strengthened directly by solid solution hardening with the molybdenum-niobium combination and thus is delivered strong, tough and weldable without any precipitation hardening cycle. In reality it translates to a machineable, bendable, weldable, serviceable bar that is much less likely to cause processing hassles than an age-hardened grade. Alloy 625 round bars are readily available in bright, black, peeled and forged condition at Unifit Fastener and are immediately dispatched from our Mumbai stock. All bars are certified to EN 10204 3.1 mill and can, optionally, be certified to NACE MR0175 for sour-service duty; mill test, heat traceability and compliance to NACE MR0175 duty is available for every bar. You can have a 20 mm prototype valve stem or a 5-tonne forging billet for an offshore riser project, at mill-linked prices, cut to your dimensions, and in a certified nickel alloy round bar.
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Inconel 625 round bar is a solid nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy bar (UNS N06625) made to ASTM B446. It resists pitting, crevice corrosion and chloride stress corrosion cracking from cryogenic temperatures up to 982 °C, and is widely used in marine, offshore, aerospace and chemical processing equipment.
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Why Engineers Specify Inconel 625 Round Bar
Core Performance Features
- Exceptional pitting & crevice corrosion resistance — the 8–10% molybdenum content gives a PREN typically above 45, which is why 625 outperforms 316L and even super duplex in warm, stagnant seawater and in acidic chloride media.
- Virtual immunity to chloride stress corrosion cracking — with 58% minimum nickel, the alloy sits far outside the composition window where austenitic stainless steels crack. This is the single biggest reason offshore and desalination engineers switch away from 300-series bar.
- Usable from cryogenic temperatures to 982 °C — one of the widest service envelopes of any commercially available bar stock, covering LNG cold service through to exhaust and flare-stack duty.
- Outstanding weldability with no PWHT in most cases — niobium stabilisation prevents sensitisation, so fabricated assemblies keep their corrosion resistance across the heat-affected zone.
- High fatigue and thermal-fatigue strength — critical for rotating shafts, bellows and spring components that see cyclic loading in aggressive media.
- Excellent oxidation and scaling resistance — the chromium-rich oxide film re-forms rapidly, protecting the bar during repeated thermal cycling.
- Non-magnetic in the annealed condition — suitable for instrumentation, downhole tooling and applications where magnetic permeability must stay near 1.0.
Commercial Benefits of Buying From Unifit Fastener
- Ready stock in the awkward in-between sizes (17 mm, 27 mm, 44.5 mm, 101.6 mm) that most traders do not hold.
- Cut-to-length service that eliminates the offcut wastage you pay for when buying 6-metre standard lengths.
- Single-heat supply on request, so an entire bolted joint or machined assembly traces to one melt.
- Documented, auditable QA pack — MTC, PMI report, dimensional report and packing list issued before dispatch.
- Mumbai port proximity for faster export lead times to the Middle East, Europe, Africa and Southeast Asia.
Inconel 625 Round Bar Specification Chart
| Parameter |
Specification Detail |
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ASTM / ASME Designation
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ASTM B446 / ASME SB446 (bar, rod, wire) · ASTM B564 / ASME SB564 (forgings)
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Common Trade Names
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Inconel® 625, Alloy 625, Nickelvac 625, Chronin 625, Nicrofer 6020
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UNS Number
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N06625
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Werkstoff / DIN Number
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2.4856
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Diameter Range
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3 mm to 600 mm (0.118″ to 23.6″)
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Standard Lengths
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0.5 m to 6.0 m; random 3–4 m; cut-to-length available
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Dimension Standards
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ASTM, ASME, EN, DIN, JIS, BS, AISI
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Supply Conditions
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Grade 1 – Annealed · Grade 2 – Solution Annealed · Hot Worked · Cold Drawn
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Surface Finishes
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Bright, Polished, Peeled & Turned, Centreless Ground, Black, Pickled, Mirror
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Tolerance Classes
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h8 to h13 · k9 to k12 · ISO 286-2 h5–h12 · BS 970-3 Class A/B/C
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Melting Range
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1290 °C – 1350 °C (2350 °F – 2460 °F)
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Density
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8.44 g/cm³ (0.305 lb/in³)
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Maximum Service Temperature
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Up to 982 °C (1800 °F) continuous, grade dependent
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Test Certificate
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EN 10204 Type 3.1 / 3.2 on request
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Packing
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Wooden crates, plastic-wrapped bundles, fumigated pallets, VCI wrap
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Chemical Composition of Alloy 625 Round Bar (ASTM B446)
All values are weight percentage. Nickel is reported inclusive of incidental cobalt. The niobium figure is the combined Nb + Ta value, which is how it appears on your mill certificate.
| Element |
Ni |
Cr |
Mo |
Nb+Ta |
Fe |
Co |
C |
Mn |
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Min %
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58.0
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20.0
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8.0
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3.15
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—
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—
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—
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—
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Max %
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bal.
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23.0
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10.0
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4.15
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5.0
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1.0
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0.10
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0.50
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| Element |
Si |
Al |
Ti |
P / S |
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Max %
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0.50
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0.40
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0.40
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0.015 / 0.015
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Expert note: watch the iron figure. ASTM B446 allows up to 5% Fe, but for seawater injection and sour-service duty we recommend specifying a maximum of 3% Fe on the purchase order. Lower iron improves crevice-corrosion repassivation and costs almost nothing to request at the enquiry stage — most mills can supply it from standard heats.
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Mechanical Properties of Inconel 625 Bars
The table separates code minimums from typical mill-test values, because published "typical" numbers on competitor sites are frequently mistaken for guaranteed minimums during design review. Design to the minimum; expect the typical.
| Property |
Grade 1 Min (Annealed) |
Grade 2 Min (Sol. Annealed) |
Typical Mill Value |
Unit |
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Tensile Strength
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827
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689
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930
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MPa
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Tensile Strength
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120,000
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100,000
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135,000
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psi
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Yield Strength (0.2% offset)
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414
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276
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517
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MPa
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Yield Strength (0.2% offset)
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60,000
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40,000
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75,000
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psi
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Elongation in 50 mm
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30
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30
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42.5
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%
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Hardness (Brinell)
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—
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—
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≤ 220
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HB
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Rockwell B Hardness
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—
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—
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≤ 100
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HRB
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Physical Properties of UNS N06625 Bar
| Physical Property |
Metric |
Imperial |
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Density
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8.44 g/cm³
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0.305 lb/in³
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Melting Range
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1290 – 1350 °C
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2350 – 2460 °F
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Modulus of Elasticity
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207 GPa
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30 × 10⁶ psi
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Specific Heat at 20 °C
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410 – 460 J/kg·K
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0.098 – 0.110 Btu/lb·°F
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Electrical Resistivity
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1.29 µΩ·m
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776 Ω·circ mil/ft
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Thermal Conductivity at 21 °C
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9.9 W/m·K
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5.7 Btu/hr·ft·°F
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Magnetic Permeability (annealed)
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≈ 1.0006
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Essentially non-magnetic
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Curie Temperature
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Below −196 °C
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Below −320 °F
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Thermal Conductivity & Expansion vs Temperature
Use these values for thermal-stress and clearance calculations on shafts, tubesheets and bolted flanges operating through a temperature gradient.
| Temp °C |
Temp °F |
Thermal Conductivity (W/m·K) |
Mean Expansion Coeff. (10⁻⁶/°C) |
Conductivity (Btu/hr·ft²/in/°F) |
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−129
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−200
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7.4
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—
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4.3
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21
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70
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9.9
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—
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5.7
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93
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200
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10.7
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12.8
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6.3
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204
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400
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12.6
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13.1
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7.3
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316
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600
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14.2
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13.3
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8.2
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427
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800
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15.7
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13.7
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9.1
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538
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1000
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17.5
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14.0
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10.1
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649
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1200
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19.0
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14.8
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11.0
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760
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1400
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20.8
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15.3
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12.0
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871
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1600
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22.8
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15.8
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13.2
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982
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1800
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25.3
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16.2
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14.6
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Inconel 625 Round Bar Equivalent Grades Chart
Cross-reference designations you will encounter on international drawings and enquiry documents. All refer to the same nickel-chromium-molybdenum-niobium alloy.
| Standard |
UNS |
Werkstoff |
EN |
AFNOR |
GOST |
JIS / BS |
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Inconel 625
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N06625
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2.4856
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NiCr22Mo9Nb
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NC22DNB4M
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ХН75МБТЮ
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NCF 625 / NA 21
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| Standard Family |
Designation |
Applies To |
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ASTM / ASME
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ASTM B446, ASME SB446
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Rod, bar and wire
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ASTM / ASME
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ASTM B564, ASME SB564
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Forgings and forged bar
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AMS
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AMS 5666, AMS 5599, AMS 5837
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Aerospace bar, sheet and rectangular bar
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DIN
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DIN 17752, DIN 17754, EN 2.4856
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German bar and forging standards
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BS
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BS 3076 NA 21
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British nickel alloy bar
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ISO
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ISO 9723, ISO 9724, ISO 9725
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International bar and wire
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Other
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VdTÜV 499, EN 10095, ASME Code Case 1935
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Pressure and heat-resistant applications
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Inconel 625 Round Bar Size Chart
| Metric Bar (mm) |
US Bar (inch) |
ASTM / Canadian (mm²) |
Japanese (mm) |
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5, 5.5, 6, 7, 8
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#2 – 0.250″
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10M – 100
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6
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9, 10, 11, 12
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#3 – 0.375″
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15M – 200
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10
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14, 16, 18, 20
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#4 – 0.500″
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20M – 300
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13, 16
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22, 25, 28, 32
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#5 – 0.625″
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25M – 500
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19, 22
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36, 40, 44, 50
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#6 – 0.750″
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30M – 700
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25, 29
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63, 75, 90, 100
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#8 – 1.000″
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35M – 1000
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32, 35
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125, 150, 200, 250
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#12 – 1.500″
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45M – 1500
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38, 41
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300, 400, 500, 600
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#18 – 2.250″
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55M – 2500
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48, 57
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ASTM B446 UNS N06625 Round Bar Tolerances
Turned & Peeled Bar Tolerance (BS 970-3)
| Diameter Range (mm) |
Permitted Variation (mm) |
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≥ 6 ≤ 18
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+0 / −0.070
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> 18 ≤ 30
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+0 / −0.085
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> 30 ≤ 50
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+0 / −0.100
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> 50 ≤ 80
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+0 / −0.120
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> 80 ≤ 120
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+0 / −0.140
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> 120 ≤ 180
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+0 / −0.160
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> 180 ≤ 250
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+0 / −0.185
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> 250 ≤ 315
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+0 / −0.210
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> 315 ≤ 400
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+0 / −0.230
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> 400
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+0 / −0.250
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Cold Drawn Bright Bar Tolerance — ISO 286-2 "h" Series (mm)
| Nominal Dia |
h5 |
h6 |
h7 |
h8 |
h9 |
h10 |
h11 |
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up to 3
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+0.004/0
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+0.006/0
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+0.010/0
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+0.014/0
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+0.025/0
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+0.040/0
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+0.060/0
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over 3 to 6
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+0.005/0
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+0.008/0
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+0.012/0
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+0.018/0
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+0.030/0
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+0.048/0
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+0.075/0
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over 6 to 10
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+0.006/0
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+0.009/0
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+0.015/0
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+0.022/0
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+0.036/0
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+0.058/0
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+0.090/0
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over 10 to 18
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+0.008/0
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+0.011/0
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+0.018/0
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+0.027/0
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+0.043/0
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+0.070/0
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+0.110/0
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over 18 to 30
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+0.009/0
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+0.013/0
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+0.021/0
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+0.033/0
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+0.052/0
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+0.084/0
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+0.130/0
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over 30 to 50
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+0.011/0
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+0.016/0
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+0.025/0
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+0.039/0
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+0.062/0
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+0.100/0
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+0.160/0
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over 50 to 80
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+0.013/0
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+0.019/0
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+0.030/0
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+0.046/0
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+0.074/0
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+0.120/0
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+0.190/0
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over 80 to 120
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+0.015/0
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+0.022/0
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+0.035/0
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+0.054/0
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+0.087/0
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+0.140/0
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+0.220/0
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over 120 to 180
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+0.018/0
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+0.025/0
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+0.040/0
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+0.063/0
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+0.100/0
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+0.160/0
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+0.250/0
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over 180 to 250
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+0.020/0
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+0.029/0
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+0.046/0
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+0.072/0
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+0.115/0
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+0.185/0
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+0.290/0
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Precision Ground Bar Tolerance (BS 970-3)
| Section |
Class A (mm) |
Class B (mm) |
Class C (mm) |
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Round, ≥ 6 to < 75 mm dia
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±0.050
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±0.025
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±0.013
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Inconel 625 Round Bar Weight Chart (Kg per Metre)
Calculated at a density of 8.44 g/cm³. Use the formula below for any size not listed — it is the same formula our sales desk uses when quoting.
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Weight (kg/m) = D² × 0.006627, where D is the diameter in millimetres.
Example: a 50 mm Inconel 625 round bar = 50 × 50 × 0.006627 = 16.57 kg per metre.
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| Size |
Kg / Mtr |
Size |
Kg / Mtr |
Size |
Kg / Mtr |
Kg / Foot |
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3 mm
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0.055
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25 mm
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3.871
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2″
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15.906
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4.848
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5 mm
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0.154
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30 mm
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5.548
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2½″
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24.856
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7.576
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6 mm
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0.223
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32 mm
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6.314
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3″
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35.762
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10.900
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8 mm
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0.398
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35 mm
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7.553
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3½″
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48.772
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14.850
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10 mm
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0.620
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38 mm
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8.903
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4″
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63.340
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19.306
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12 mm
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0.869
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40 mm
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9.872
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4½″
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80.340
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24.449
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16 mm
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1.578
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45 mm
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12.555
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5″
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99.940
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30.461
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18 mm
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2.001
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50 mm
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15.414
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6″
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143.900
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43.860
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20 mm
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2.470
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60 mm
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22.205
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8″
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254.550
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77.586
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22 mm
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2.979
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1″
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3.970
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10″
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397.140
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121.048
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Need weights for other alloys? Compare against our Inconel 600 round bar, Inconel 718 round bar and Monel 400 round bar weight charts — density differences of 3–5% matter when you are costing a 20-tonne order.
Applications & Industries
Where Inconel 625 Round Bar Is Used
Alloy 625 earns its cost in environments where a cheaper bar would fail early and take the plant down with it. Below are the applications our customers order for most often, grouped by industry so you can benchmark your own specification against comparable duty.
| Industry |
Typical Components Machined From Bar |
Why 625 Is Selected |
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Offshore Oil & Gas
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Valve stems, chokes, downhole tools, riser clamps, seal rings
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Sour service resistance, NACE MR0175 compliance
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Marine & Shipbuilding
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Propeller shafts, submarine fittings, cable sheathing hardware
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Immunity to seawater pitting and crevice attack
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Chemical Processing
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Pump shafts, agitator components, reactor internals
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Resists mixed acids, phosphoric and sulphuric media
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Aerospace
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Engine exhaust parts, fuel line fittings, ducting hardware
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Strength retention at high temperature, fatigue life
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Power Generation
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Bellows, expansion joints, flue-gas scrubber hardware
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Thermal fatigue and oxidation resistance
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Desalination
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High-pressure pump shafts, tubesheet fasteners
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Chloride SCC immunity in brine service
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Nuclear
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Reactor core hardware, control-rod components
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Stability under radiation and thermal cycling
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Pollution Control
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Flare stacks, scrubber internals, stack liners
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Hot corrosion and sulphidation resistance
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Heat Exchangers
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Tubesheet studs, baffle rods, tube plugs
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Matches tube alloy, avoids galvanic mismatch
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Reading more on alloy selection? Our engineering blog covers the applications and uses of Inconel fasteners and the advantages of nickel alloy fasteners in detail, including field failure examples that show why grade substitution rarely pays off.
Inconel 625 vs Other Nickel Alloy Round Bars
The most expensive procurement mistake in this category is buying a grade that is stronger than you need, or one that is cheaper but wrong for the medium. This table gives you the honest trade-offs.
| Property |
Inconel 625 |
Inconel 600 |
Inconel 718 |
Incoloy 825 |
Monel 400 |
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UNS Number
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N06625
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N06600
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N07718
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N08825
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N04400
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Nickel Content
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58% min
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72% min
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50–55%
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38–46%
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63% min
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Strengthening
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Solid solution
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Solid solution
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Precipitation
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Solid solution
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Solid solution
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Typical Tensile
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930 MPa
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655 MPa
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1275 MPa
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690 MPa
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550 MPa
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Max Service Temp
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982 °C
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1093 °C
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700 °C
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540 °C
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480 °C
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Seawater Pitting
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Excellent
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Moderate
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Good
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Good
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Good
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Chloride SCC
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Immune
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Resistant
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Resistant
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Resistant
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Immune
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Weldability
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Excellent
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Excellent
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Needs care
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Good
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Good
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Machinability
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Difficult
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Moderate
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Difficult
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Moderate
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Good
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Relative Cost
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High
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Medium-High
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Highest
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Medium
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Medium
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Explore the alternatives directly: Inconel 600, Inconel 601, Inconel 718, Inconel X-750, Incoloy 825, Hastelloy C276 and Monel K500 round bars.
How Our Inconel 625 Round Bars Are Made
Bar quality is decided long before it reaches your machine shop. Our supply chain uses VIM/VAR and ESR-remelted heats from established mills, and every processing step is documented on the traceability sheet that ships with your order.
- Melting & refining — vacuum induction melting followed by electro-slag or vacuum arc remelting to control inclusion content and segregation.
- Hot working — billets are press-forged or hot rolled within a controlled temperature window to break down the cast structure and refine grain size.
- Solution / mill annealing — Grade 1 material is annealed for general corrosion service; Grade 2 is solution annealed at higher temperature for creep-resistant, high-temperature duty.
- Descaling & straightening — pickling or shot blasting removes scale, followed by roller straightening to meet camber limits.
- Sizing — peeling, turning, cold drawing or centreless grinding to the required tolerance class.
- Non-destructive testing — ultrasonic and eddy current inspection to detect subsurface defects before release.
- Final inspection, marking & packing — heat number, grade, size and standard hard-stamped or laser-marked on each bar.
Available Surface Finishes
| Code |
Finish |
Best Suited For |
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CD
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Cold Drawn
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Tight tolerance, improved surface, higher strength
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BD / BR
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Bright Drawn
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Precision turned components, instrumentation
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CG
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Centreless Ground
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Bearing journals, hydraulic rods, shafts
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P&T
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Peeled & Turned
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Large diameter bar, forging and machining stock
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HRAP
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Hot Rolled Annealed & Pickled
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General fabrication, welded assemblies
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HF
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Hot Finished / Black
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Rough machining stock, cost-sensitive parts
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P
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Polished / Mirror
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Hygienic, decorative and low-friction surfaces
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Secondary Processing We Offer
- CNC turning, milling, drilling and thread rolling to drawing
- Cut-to-length in single-piece or bulk quantities with saw-cut or shear finish
- Hot and cold forming, forging and upsetting
- Heat treatment: annealing, solution annealing, stress relief and hardened & tempered (H&T)
- TIG, MIG and SMAW welding with matching ERNiCrMo-3 / ENiCrMo-3 consumables
- Xylan, PTFE and specialist protective coatings applied to machined bar components
Coating options are detailed on our PTFE / Teflon coated fasteners and Xylan coated fasteners pages, and are equally applicable to machined bar components.
Testing & Documentation Supplied With Every Bar
Certification is not paperwork — it is the only evidence a client, inspector or classification society will accept. Every consignment leaving our facility carries a full QA pack, and we welcome third-party witness inspection. Read more about our approach on the Unifit Fastener quality and standards page.
Destructive Testing
- Tensile, yield and elongation testing per ASTM A370 / ASTM E8
- Reduction of area and flattening test
- Hardness testing — Brinell, Rockwell B and Vickers
- Impact testing (Charpy V-notch) including low-temperature duty
- Macro and micro structural examination, grain size determination
- Intergranular corrosion (IGC) test to ASTM G28 Method A / B
Non-Destructive Testing
- Ultrasonic testing (UT) to detect subsurface discontinuities
- Eddy current testing on bright and ground bar
- Dye penetrant inspection (DPI) for surface-breaking defects
- Radiographic testing on forged sections where specified
- Positive Material Identification (PMI) by handheld XRF or OES
- Pitting corrosion test to ASTM G48 and spectrochemical analysis
Documentation Pack
| Document |
What It Confirms |
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EN 10204 Type 3.1 MTC
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Chemistry and mechanical results certified by the manufacturer’s independent QA function
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EN 10204 Type 3.2 MTC
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Same results countersigned by the customer’s nominated inspector or an authorised body
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Raw Material / Heat Traceability Certificate
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Links every bar to a specific melt and mill
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PMI Test Report
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Field-verifiable proof the grade is genuinely N06625
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Dimensional Inspection Report
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Diameter, ovality, straightness and length against the tolerance class
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NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 Compliance Statement
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Fitness for sour-service hydrocarbon duty
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Fumigation & Packing List
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Export compliance for wooden packaging (ISPM 15)
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Third-Party Inspection Report
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Independent verification by TÜV, SGS, BV, Lloyd’s or DNV
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Standards we supply against: ASTM B446 · ASME SB446 · ASTM B564 · ASME SB564 · AMS 5666 · AMS 5599 · AMS 5837 · DIN 17752 · DIN 17754 · BS 3076 NA21 · EN 10095 · ISO 9723 / 9724 / 9725 · VdTÜV 499 · ASME Code Case 1935 · NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 · EN 10204 3.1 / 3.2
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Inconel 625 Round Bar Price Per Kg in India
Nickel alloy pricing moves with the LME nickel index, molybdenum and niobium surcharges, and the rupee-dollar rate. The indicative bands below help you budget; we issue a firm, dated quotation valid for a defined window so your costing is never based on stale numbers.
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20 mm – 50 mm
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$54.00 – $55.00
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$55.00 – $56.00
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Ex-stock
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50 mm – 70 mm
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$54.00 – $55.50
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$55.00 – $56.50
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Ex-stock
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70 mm – 100 mm
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$55.00 – $56.00
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$56.00 – $57.50
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Ex-stock
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100 mm and above
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$55.25 – $57.00
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$56.75 – $58.50
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Ex-stock / mill order
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Bright & ground bar
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Add 8 – 15% over black bar
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Ex-stock
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Forged bar (B564)
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Quoted per drawing
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4 – 6 weeks
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What Actually Moves Your Price
- Order quantity — breakpoints typically fall at 100 kg, 500 kg and 2 tonnes.
- Condition and finish — black hot-rolled is cheapest; centreless ground and polished carry the highest premium.
- Tolerance class — moving from h11 to h8 adds processing cost; specify only the tolerance the component actually needs.
- Non-standard sizes — off-standard diameters can add roughly 20% and usually carry a 100 kg minimum from the mill.
- Certification level — 3.2 certification with third-party witness costs more than 3.1 and needs lead time booked in advance.
- Delivery terms — Ex-works, FOB Nhava Sheva, CIF or DDP each shift the landed number materially.
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Prices shown are indicative for budgeting only and change with raw-material indices and exchange rates. For a firm, GST-inclusive quotation with a validity date, send your size, quantity, finish and certification requirement to our alloy desk — most enquiries are answered within four working hours.
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30+ Years of Nickel Alloy Supply — What That Buys You
Anyone can list a grade on a website. What separates a supplier is what happens when a 180 mm bar arrives 0.3 mm out of round, when an inspector rejects a certificate, or when your project schedule moves forward by three weeks. Here is what our customers rely on.
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What Unifit Fastener Delivers |
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Experience
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Three decades supplying nickel alloys, duplex and stainless bar to EPC contractors, refineries, shipyards and OEM machine shops across India, the Gulf, Europe and Africa.
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Expertise
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An in-house metallurgical team that reviews your drawing and duty conditions before quoting — including grade-substitution advice when 625 is over-specified for the application.
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Authoritativeness
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Material sourced from PED-approved and internationally recognised mills, supplied against ASTM, ASME, AMS, DIN, BS and ISO standards with full documentary traceability.
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Trustworthiness
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EN 10204 3.1 certification as standard, third-party inspection welcomed, transparent indicative pricing, and a documented replacement policy on any material that fails incoming inspection.
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Service Commitments
- Quotation within 4 working hours on stock sizes during business hours
- Same-day or next-day dispatch on ex-stock diameters
- Cut-to-length at no additional charge above 100 kg — pay only for the metal you use
- Dedicated export documentation team handling COO, ISPM 15, insurance and shipping
- Single point of contact from enquiry through to post-delivery certification queries
Company & Contact Details (display as NAP block for local SEO)
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Business Name
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Unifit Fastener
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Product
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Inconel 625 Round Bar / UNS N06625 Alloy 625 Bar
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Primary Market
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India — supplying pan-India and 40+ export markets
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Website
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https://unifitfastener.com
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Product Range
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Fasteners, round bars, stud bolts, washers, nuts, tube plugs in nickel alloy, stainless, duplex and carbon steel
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Business Hours
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Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM IST
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Browse our wider catalogue: all round bars, nickel alloy fasteners, Inconel bolts, stainless steel round bars, super duplex round bar and titanium round bar.
Q1. What is Inconel 625 round bar made of?
Inconel 625 round bar is a nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy containing a minimum 58% nickel, 20–23% chromium, 8–10% molybdenum and 3.15–4.15% niobium plus tantalum, with a maximum 5% iron. This combination delivers strength through solid-solution hardening rather than heat treatment.
Q2. Is Inconel 625 round bar magnetic?
No. In the annealed condition Inconel 625 is essentially non-magnetic, with a relative permeability of approximately 1.0006 at room temperature and a Curie point below −196 °C. This makes it suitable for instrumentation, downhole tools and magnetically sensitive assemblies.
Q3. What is the difference between ASTM B446 Grade 1 and Grade 2?
Grade 1 is annealed and intended for service below roughly 600 °C, with a minimum tensile strength of 827 MPa. Grade 2 is solution annealed for creep-resistant service above 600 °C, with a lower minimum tensile of 689 MPa but superior high-temperature stability.
Q4. What is the maximum service temperature of Inconel 625?
Inconel 625 performs continuously up to approximately 982 °C (1800 °F) in oxidising conditions, and remains tough down to cryogenic temperatures. For sustained service above 600 °C, specify Grade 2 solution-annealed material rather than Grade 1.
Q5. How do I calculate Inconel 625 round bar weight?
Multiply the diameter in millimetres by itself, then by 0.006627, to get kilograms per metre. For a 40 mm bar: 40 × 40 × 0.006627 = 10.60 kg per metre. The constant derives from the alloy density of 8.44 g/cm³.
Get Your Inconel 625 Round Bar Quote in 4 Hours
Send us your diameter, length, quantity, finish and certification requirement — our alloy desk will confirm stock availability, firm price per kg and dispatch date the same working day. Cut-to-length included free above 100 kg.
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