1. What are the primary applications of Incoloy 800, 800H, and 825 wire?
, , . Applications include , , - especially where both are required.
2. How do Incoloy 800, 800H, and 825 differ from each other?
Incoloy 800: Standard alloy for general high-temperature use.
Incoloy 800H: Modified version of 800 with .
Incoloy 825, environments.
3. What are the temperature limits for Incoloy 800 series wires?
Incoloy 8001100℃F (593℃)
Incoloy 800H1500℃F (815℃)
Incoloy 8251000℃F (540℃)
4. Is Incoloy wire resistant to oxidation and carburization?
Yes. All three alloys-800, 800H, and 825-are highly resistant to , at elevated temperatures. This makes them suitable for , exposed to harsh gases.
5. Can Incoloy wires be easily fabricated or welded?
Yes. Incoloy wires are , cold-formed using standard techniques. However, for 800H during welding, and post-weld heat treatment may be required in critical applications.
