Inconel Sheet

The main types of Inconel Sheets include Inconel 600, 625, 718, and 800, each suited for specific high-performance applications. Inconel 600 offers excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance, making it ideal for chemical processing and nuclear reactors. Inconel 625, with added molybdenum and niobium, provides superior strength, commonly used in marine, aerospace, and chemical industries. Inconel 718, known for its high strength and heat resistance, is essential in gas turbines, jet engines, and oil drilling. Inconel 800, valued for thermal stability, is primarily used in furnace components and heat exchangers, where stability at elevated temperatures is crucial.

Inconel Sheets are essential in industries that require materials with exceptional heat, corrosion, and oxidation resistance. The aerospace industry uses Inconel Sheets in turbine blades, jet engines, and exhaust systems, where they withstand extreme temperatures and pressures. In the marine sector, Inconel’s resistance to saltwater corrosion makes it ideal for components like propeller shafts and offshore drilling equipment. The chemical processing industry relies on Inconel for tanks, piping, and reactor vessels due to its durability in acidic and corrosive environments. Additionally, power generation plants use Inconel Sheets in heat exchangers and boilers, while the oil and gas industry employs them for drilling and wellhead components exposed to high heat and stress.

Inconel Sheet undergoes ultrasonic testing, mechanical strength analysis, chemical composition verification, and dimensional inspection before dispatch.