Incoloy 800H B409 Plates Features

• » Superior Creep and Rupture Strength: Specifically heat-treated to ensure a coarse grain structure, providing significantly higher stress-rupture properties than standard Alloy 800 at temperatures above 600°C (1100°F).
• » Controlled Carbon Chemistry: Maintains a precise carbon range of 0.05% to 0.10%, which is critical for enhancing the alloy’s long-term mechanical stability in extreme heat.
• » Excellent High-Temperature Oxidation: Forms a resilient protective scale that resists scaling and metal loss in oxidizing atmospheres, ensuring longevity in furnace environments.
• » Carburization Resistance: The high nickel and chromium content provides a strong defense against carbon absorption, making it ideal for hydrocarbon processing and ethylene production.
• » Metallurgical Stability: Engineered to resist embrittlement during prolonged exposure to high temperatures, maintaining its toughness and ductility throughout its service life.
• » Resistance to Internal Oxidation: Demonstrates superior resistance to internal oxidation in various industrial gases, protecting the alloy’s internal matrix from degradation.
• » Versatile Joining Options: Readily weldable using matching composition filler metals (such as Inconel 82 or 617), ensuring high-strength joints that match the base metal's thermal performance.
• » Aqueous Corrosion Shield: While designed for heat, it also provides excellent resistance to many corrosive media, preventing damage during process shutdowns or ambient-temperature cycles.