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718 Nickel Alloy is a precipitation hardenable corrosion and heat-resistant nickel alloy available in bars, forgings, sheets and plates. AMS 5662 and AMS 5663 limit sizes 10” and less between parallel sides with maximum cross-section area of 78 in2 for bars and finished forgings. It is a multiple melted alloy including VIM and/or VAR processes.
718 Nickel Alloy has high strength and creep rupture properties up from cryogenic temperatures to 1300° F, along with corrosion resistance and weldability with resistance to cracking. 718 Nickel Alloy has good resistance to oxidation and corrosion at temperatures and atmospheres in jet engine and gas turbine operations. It is also corrosion resistant to acids, sea water and sour oil and/or gas.
Excellent relaxation resistance
Because of its unique array of properties, alloy 718 is popular with a number of different critical industries and applications including:
Nickel Alloy 718 and Inconel 7l8 consist of over 50% nickel and of a number of different elements:
.5 max
5.13
1 max
18.5 max
3.05 max
52.5 max
.9 max
ASTM B 637
ASME SB 637
SAE AMS 5662
SAE AMS 5663
SAE AMS 5664
SAE AMS 5832
SAE AMS 5914
SAE AMS 5962
ASME Code Case 1993
ASME Code Case 2206
ASME Code Case 2222
AECMA PrEN 2404
AECMA PrEN 2405
AECMA PrEN 2952
AECMA PrEN 2961
AECMA PrEN 3219
AECMA PrEN 3666
ISO 9723
ISO 9724
ISO 9725
DIN 17752-17754
ASTM B 670
ASTM B 906
ASME SB 670
ASME SB 906
SAE AMS 5596
SAE AMS 5597
SAE AMS 5950
AECMA PrEN 2407
AECMA PrEN 2408
ISO 6208
DIN 1775
SAE AMS 5589
SAE AMS 5590
ASME Code Case N-253
DIN 17751
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