Inconel 702 combines nickel, chromium, and aluminum to provide resistance to oxidation at up to 2400°F, with good strength at elevated temperatures. Heat treatment yields up to 1500°F, increasing its strength even further. Common applications include furnace components and afterburner liners.
Inconel 702 combines nickel, chromium, and aluminum to provide resistance to oxidation at up to 2400°F, with good strength at elevated temperatures. Heat treatment yields up to 1500°F, increasing its strength even further. Common applications include furnace components and afterburner liners.
| Chemical Composition | 3.25Al-15.5Cr-1Fe-79.5Ni-0.63Ti |
| Physical Property | • Density: 8.43 g/cm³
• Tensile Strength: 130 ksi • Yield Strength: 95 ksi • Melting Range: 2540 °F • Hardness: 25 |
| Stock & Dimensions | Our warehouse has a large number of stock to provide you with a variety of products in different sizes, and can also customize the size according to your needs. • Bar: 0.5~600mm Diameter • Coil: 0.5~150mm Thick • Plate: 0.5~200mm Thick • Pipe: 6~630mm External Diameter; 0.5~40mm Wall Tick • Available in specific sizes |
| Product Forms | We provide you with a variety of product forms, including but not limited to: • Bar/Rod • Pipe/Tube • Coil/Strip • Plate/Sheet/Circle • Wire • Fitting (Flange, Elbow, Tee...) • Customize |
Essential details
Inconel 702 is a nickel-chromium alloy with an addition of aluminum that makes this grade to produce high resistant to oxidation at temperatures up to 2400 °F. At high temperatures the alloy has good strength. Up to 1500 °F age hardening improves the strength.
Alloy 720 is useful in furnace components and afterburner liners. Inconel 720 can be hardened through heat treatment and cold working.
Applications:
Inconel 702™ is mainly used in jet engine heat exchangers.
