Incoloy 330 Silicon-Enhanced High Temperature Plate
Incoloy 330 Silicon-Enhanced High Temperature Plate
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Discover ultimate oxidation resistance with the Incoloy 330 Plate. Exceptional strength and stability at high temperatures for industrial heating applications.
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The Incoloy 330 Plate is a robust nickel-iron-chromium alloy specifically designed for enhanced oxidation resistance. With a stable austenitic microstructure, it offers exceptional strength at high temperatures and unparalleled resistance to carburizing and oxidizing environments. Ideal for industrial heating applications including furnace components, heat-treating fixtures, and conveyor systems. This plate is available in a thickness of 0.750 inches, featuring a unique composition of 1.1% Silicon, 18.5% Chromium, 35.5% Nickel, and 44.0% Iron.
Product Specifications
Nickel Alloy Compositions Alloy
Incoloy 330
Nickel Alloy Compositions Astm Specification
ASME SB-536 | ASTM B-536 | SAE 5592 | UNS N08330
Nickel Alloy Compositions Basic Composition
1.1% Silicon | 18.5% Chrominum | 35.5% Nickel | 44.0% Iron
Nickel Alloy Compositions Density
0.292 lbs/in³ | 8.08 g/cm³
Specifications Material
Incoloy®
Specifications Plate Weight Per Unit Area
0.22308 lbs/in² | 156.840766368 kg/m²
Specifications Shapeform
Plates
Specifications Thickness
0.750 inches | 19.05 mm
Mechanical Properties Melting Temperature Range
2450 to 2600 ºF | 1345 to 1425 ºC
Mechanical Properties Rupture Strength 1000 H At 1400f76
7000 psi | 48 MPa
Mechanical Properties Rupture Strength 1000 H At 1600f87
3100 psi | 21 MPa
Mechanical Properties Rupture Strength 1000 H At 1800f98
1250 psi | 8.6 MPa
Mechanical Properties Rupture Strength 1000 H At 2000f10
780 psi | 5.4 MPa