Incoloy 800 series alloy tubes belong to the iron-nickel-chromium corrosion-resistant alloy and are an extremely important class of high-temperature structural materials. By increasing the carbon content, controlling the grain size (Grade 5 or coarser), and adding Ti, Al elements, etc., Incoloy 800H exhibits superior high-temperature stability, creep resistance, and intergranular corrosion resistance among all the corrosion-resistant alloys in the 800 series. It is widely used in various industries such as electrical heating (electric fryers, electric kettles, display cabinets, defrosting Machines, water Heaters, etc.), nuclear power, chemical, and power engineering.
Detailed Composition
Ni 30~35, Cr 19~23, Ti 0.15~0.6, Mn 1.5MAX, Fe Bal
Applicable Environments
Heating in water, heating in air
Usage Temperature Limit (UL)
Below 880°C
Precautions When Using Incoloy 800 for Electric Heating Elements
Incoloy 800 material has high nickel and chromium content and contains molybdenum, making it an excellent corrosion-resistant material. This type of material is mainly used in water and high-humidity environments, especially recommended for water heating applications. It is suggested to undergo treatments such as polishing, electropolishing, passivation, or acid cleaning if used in water.
Due to the hardness of this material, it is essential to pay attention to the size of the bending R radius.
The reference values for the bending R radius are different when bending into U-shape or L-shape.