** All prices are EXW. MOQ applies. Contact us for DDP or FCA offers.
Minimum Order Guideline
Product Form Minimum Order
Bar / Rod ≥ 300 KG
Plate ≥ 400 KG
Pipe ≥ 300 KG
Mixed Items ≥ USD 15,000
** Sample orders possible after technical approval.
Beyond Certified: Introducing The Alloy360 VANTAGE™ Program
Includes Free Pre-Shipment Third-Party Inspection (PMI, Dimensional, Visual, Photos) by SGS / TÜV
We don’t just sell certified material. We re-certify it ourselves and then have an independent expert verify it. This is our definition of uncompromising integrity.
More about Alloy360 VANTAGE™
Quick Specs
Density: 8.19 g/cm³
Tensile Strength: >1,250 MPa
Max Temp: ~700°C
Available in solution-annealed and age-hardened forms.
Forms: Plate / Bar / Forging / Seamless Pipe / Ring
Standards: ASTM B637, AMS 5662, AMS 5596
UNS: N07718
W.Nr.: 2.4668
Property
value
Grade
Inconel 718
UNS Number
N07718
Werkstoffnummer
2.4668
Common Forms
Round Bar, Plate, Pipe, Ring
Industry Standards
AMS 5662 / ASTM B637 / AMS 5596
Applications
Turbines, Valves, Aerospace, Oil & Gas
Supply Locations
Europe, China, UAE
Request a Serious Quote Now
Let's discuss your technical requirements. Our experts are ready to provide a serious, comprehensive quote to ensure your project's success. Upload your specifications or drawings. Get certified quote in less than 24 hours.
FAQs
What makes Inconel 718 unique among superalloys?
Its ability to retain high strength and creep resistance at elevated temperatures (~700°C) while offering excellent weldability and corrosion resistance.
Can Inconel 718 be machined easily?
No. It is a hard-to-machine material. Carbide tooling, slow speeds, and cooling systems are essential. Use solution-annealed condition for rough machining.
Is Inconel 718 suitable for cryogenic temperatures?
Yes. It maintains ductility and toughness even at -200°C, making it ideal for extreme temperature ranges.
What is the difference between Inconel 718 and 625?
625 is softer and better for corrosion; 718 is much stronger due to age hardening. Choose 718 for structural integrity under load and temperature.
What are lead times for Inconel 718 bar to the Middle East?
• From UAE: 1–2 weeks (standard sizes)
• From China: 3–4 weeks
• Custom forgings: 6–8 weeks
Testing & Certifications
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT):
UT
Eddy Current
XRF
PMI
Destructive Testing (DT):
Tensile
Impact (Charpy V)
Hardness
Documentation:
• EN 10204 3.1 MTC
• 3.2 Certified with Third Parties (TÜV, BV, DNV, SGS)
• Conforms to NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 for sour service
Full heat traceability + ultrasonic tested (bars & forgings)
Smart Message
Inconel 718 – Heat. Pressure. No Problem.
Engineered for jet engines, turbines, and deep-sea oil tools. Maintains strength at 700°C and resists cracking under stress.
Inconel 718 – Common Standards & Uses
AMS 5662 / 5663
Bar, forgings for aerospace and gas turbines
ASTM B637
General requirement for bars and forgings
AMS 5596
Sheet/plate for engine parts and pressure systems
ASTM B444
Pipe & tube for high-temp corrosive services
Typical Applications:
Jet engine components
Turbine blades & fasteners
Downhole tools in oil & gas
Nuclear fuel element spacers
High-temp bolting & springs
Comparison: Inconel 718 vs Similar Alloys
Property
Inconel 625
Inconel 718
Rene 41
Titanium Grade 5
Max Temp (°C)
~650
~700
~980
~400
Yield Strength (MPa)
~480
~1030
~1240
~880
Hardening Method
Solid solution
Age-hardening
Age-hardening
Age-hardening
Weldability
Excellent
Good
Moderate
Good
Common Use
Corrosion env.
Aerospace
Turbines
Aerospace, Bio
Comparison: Inconel 718 vs Similar Alloys
Property
Inconel 625
Max Temp (°C)
~650
Yield Strength (MPa)
~480
Hardening Method
Solid solution
Weldability
Excellent
Common Use
Corrosion env.
Property
Inconel 718
Max Temp (°C)
~700
Yield Strength (MPa)
~1030
Hardening Method
Age-hardening
Weldability
Good
Common Use
Aerospace
Property
Rene 41
Max Temp (°C)
~980
Yield Strength (MPa)
~1240
Hardening Method
Age-hardening
Weldability
Moderate
Common Use
Turbines
Property
Titanium Grade 5
Max Temp (°C)
~400
Yield Strength (MPa)
~880
Hardening Method
Age-hardening
Weldability
Good
Common Use
Aerospace, Bio
Related Grades
Explore high-performance alloys with similar applications: