Inconel Fasteners

Complete Range of Inconel Alloy Fasteners

We manufacture a comprehensive selection of Inconel fastener types to meet diverse mechanical, structural, and industrial bolting requirements. All product types are available in grades 600, 601, 625, 718, and X-750.

Inconel Grades Comparison

Types of Inconel Fasteners We Supply

Inconel Bolts

Hex Bolts

Heavy Hex Bolts

Socket Head Cap Screws (SHCS)

Flange Bolts

Inconel Nuts

Hex Nuts

Heavy Hex Nuts

Lock Nuts

Coupling Nuts

Inconel Stud Bolt

Full Threaded Stud Bolts

Double Ended Studs

Tap End Stud Bolts

Inconel Washers

Flat washers

Spring Washers

Inconel Screw

Machine Screws

Set Screws

Self Drilling Screws

Product Range Matrix of Inconel Fasteners

Specifications & Standards of Inconel Fasteners

International Standards & Equivalents

Stud Bolt Size & Thread Pitch Chart

Inconel Hex Bolt Torque Chart (ASME B18.2.1)

Torque values are indicative. Final installation torque should be confirmed against grade, lubrication, thread condition, and project specifications.

Alloy Bolt Weight Chart (per 100 Pieces)

Chemical Composition of Major Inconel Grades

Understanding the elemental makeup of each Inconel grade helps engineers specify the right fastener for the service environment. The nickel-chromium matrix provides the base corrosion resistance, while secondary elements like molybdenum, niobium, and titanium govern strength and thermal stability.

Mechanical Properties Comparison

Choosing the Right Inconel Fastener Grade

Not all Inconel grades are interchangeable. Each grade is engineered for a specific balance of strength, corrosion resistance, and weldability. Use this table to select the optimal grade for your service conditions.

Inconel Fasteners Price

Note:
Pricing depends on:

• Inconel grade (600, 625, 718, 825, etc.)
• Size & length
• Thread type
• Quantity ordered
• Coating & machining requirements
• ASTM / ASME specifications

Inconel Fasteners Sizes

Why Choose Inconel Over Other Alloys?

Inconel vs Stainless Steel:

Where high temperature properties are required, which are above 600 °C, then in those environments Inconel fasteners are used rather than stainless steel. Although stainless steel is excellent for general purposes, it is more likely to lose its strength when it is exposed to high temperatures. About oxidation resistance, Inconel is superior, and it does not lose mechanical integrity in extremely hot conditions. Stainless steel fasteners, however, are less expensive and hence can be used in less demanding applications. In the case of the normal industrial requirements, you can check Stainless Steel Fasteners.

Inconel vs Hastelloy:

Hastelloy fasteners are more suitable when working under conditions of high acids and other chemical conditions, particularly when resistance to acids is imperative. On the other hand, Inconel fasteners are highly temperature oxidation-resistant and stable. The decision is made between chemical resistance and high-temperature performance in the application. Hastelloy Fasteners may be recommended in the case of acid-related applications.

Inconel vs Monel:

Monel is widely used in seawater and marine components and is effective under low to moderate temperatures. When high temperature strength and oxidation resistance are needed, then Inconel fasteners are the most suitable choice. In saltwater usage with reduced exposure to heat, the Monel Fasteners are commonly used.

Manufacturing Process of Inconel Fasteners

The manufacturing process to make these Fasteners is very precise, and the information on the manufacturing steps of these fasteners is given below. 

• Raw Material Sourcing: To achieve high-quality Inconel, first, it is sourced from certified mills and has to maintain proper chemistry and traceability.
• Forging / Hot Working: The raw material is then forged and hot-worked to obtain the necessary strength and the structure of the grain.
• Machining: Inconel has a tendency to work harder and, thus, care is taken in precision machining.
• Threading: On design and load requirements, threads are obtained either by thread rolling or thread cutting.
• Heat Treatment: Mechanical properties are enhanced by solution annealing and precipitation hardening (718 and X-750).
• Surface Finishing: Passivation and electropolishing are the processes that increase the corrosion resistance of fasteners.
• Testing: Quality assurance is done through PMI, hardness, tensile testing, and thread gauging of each batch.

Quality Assurance & Testing of Fasteners

All of our fasteners go through quality assurance and testing that ensure that our customers get high-quality products. The methods and testing we used are given below. 

• Material Verification: PMI testing is done to verify the appropriate Inconel grade as well as chemical composition prior to shipment.
• Dimensional Checks: The individual fasteners are checked by scrutinizing them in order to obtain the necessary size and tolerance.
• Mechanical Testing: Tensile and hardness tests are conducted in order to test strength and durability.
• Thread Inspection: GO / NO-GO gauges are used to check threads to make sure the fit and assembly are appropriate.
• Third-Party Inspection: We also conduct a third-party inspection for unbiased checks that may be obtained on request.
• Certifications: Every product that we supply comes with Mill Test Certificates (EN 10204 3.1 or 3.2).
• Full Traceability: All fasteners can be traced to their heat and lot number in order to assure quality.

Size Range & Availability

Fasteners come in different ranges, and the availability also depends on their popularity. The different size ranges and availability information are given below.

• Diameter Range: The fasteners are available in M6 to M64 (metric) and 1/4 to 4 (imperial) to suit a wide range of applications.
• Length Options: Supplied in standard lengths as well as custom lengths based on drawing or project requirements.
• Thread Types: It comes in different threads like metric coarse, metric fine, UNC, UNF, and 8-UN threads.
• Head Styles: They are manufactured in hex, socket, button, flat, and pan head designs.
• Ex-Stock Availability: Most Common sizes available, such as M8, M10, M12, M16, M20, 1/2, and 3/4, are often available ex-stock for quick delivery.

Why Choose Unifit Fastener for Inconel?

Unifit Fasteners has enjoyed a reputable history as an exotic alloy fastener supplier since 2014, with high-quality solutions for the needy industries. Having in-house machining and high quality, all the fasteners are tested by PMI. We offer the specialization of custom production per your specifications of drawings, thus a perfect fit and performance. Competitive pricing, quick delivery time, and worldwide shipping with a good export package are some of the reasons why we are a good partner. Technical support is given by experienced engineers, and such common grades as 625 and 718 are available in stock.