Full chemistry, grade by grade.

Weight %, maximum unless a range or minimum is shown. Balance is iron (or nickel, for the nickel-base alloys). Grades with a detailed guide link to their full page.

GradeCMnPSSiCrNiMoNOther
Incoloy 800/800H/800HT≤0.10≤1.50—≤0.015≤1.0019.0–23.030.0–35.0——800H/HT: C 0.05–0.10; Fe 39.5 min; Ti 0.15–0.60; Al 0.15–0.60; Cu ≤0.75
Incoloy 825≤0.05≤1.00—≤0.030≤0.5019.5–23.538.0–46.02.5–3.5—Fe 22.0 min; Cu 1.5–3.0; Ti 0.6–1.2; Al ≤0.20
Inconel 600≤0.15≤1.00—≤0.015≤0.5014.0–17.0≥72.0——Fe 6.0–10.0; Cu ≤0.50
Inconel 601≤0.10≤1.00—≤0.015≤0.5021.0–25.058.0–63.0——Al 1.0–1.7; Cu ≤1.0; Fe balance
Inconel 625≤0.10≤0.50≤0.015≤0.015≤0.5020.0–23.0≥58.08.0–10.0—Nb+Ta 3.15–4.15; Fe ≤5.0; Co ≤1.0; Al ≤0.40; Ti ≤0.40
Inconel 718≤0.08≤0.35≤0.015≤0.015≤0.3517.0–21.050.0–55.02.80–3.30—Nb 4.75–5.50; Ti 0.65–1.15; Al 0.20–0.80; Co ≤1.0; Fe balance
Hastelloy C-276≤0.010≤1.00≤0.040≤0.030≤0.0814.5–16.5Balance15.0–17.0—W 3.0–4.5; Fe 4.0–7.0; Co ≤2.5; V ≤0.35
Hastelloy C-22≤0.015≤0.50≤0.020≤0.020≤0.0820.0–22.5Balance12.5–14.5—W 2.5–3.5; Fe 2.0–6.0; Co ≤2.5; V ≤0.35
Monel 400≤0.30≤2.00—≤0.024≤0.50—63.0–70.0——Cu 28.0–34.0; Fe ≤2.5
Monel K-500≤0.25≤1.50—≤0.010≤0.50—63.0–70.0——Cu 27.0–33.0; Al 2.30–3.15; Ti 0.35–0.85; Fe ≤2.0

Strength and ductility, grade by grade.

Annealed condition. "~" marks a typical value where the specification sets no minimum.

GradeTensile strength (MPa)Yield 0.2% (MPa)Elongation (%)Hardness
Incoloy 800/800H/800HT≥520≥205≥30—
Incoloy 825≥585≥240≥30—
Inconel 600~550~240~30—
Inconel 601~550~205~30—
Inconel 625≥827≥414≥30—
Inconel 718Heat-treat dependent———
Hastelloy C-276≥690≥283≥40—
Hastelloy C-22≥690≥283≥45—
Monel 400≥485≥195≥35—
Monel K-500Heat-treat dependent———

Figures are standard reference values for each UNS grade; exact limits are governed by the applicable ASTM/ASME specification on your order and your Mill Test Certificate.

Common questions.

Do you manufacture Inconel or Hastelloy tube?
Yes — we manufacture welded tube in Inconel, Hastelloy and Monel as well as Incoloy 800/800H and 825. Share your alloy and specification and we'll quote it.
What's the difference between Incoloy and Inconel?
Both are nickel-based alloy families from the same manufacturer lineage (Special Metals Corporation), but they're formulated differently — Incoloy generally has higher iron content and is often more cost-effective for high-temperature applications, while Inconel grades often push further on strength and corrosion resistance across a wider range of conditions.

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