Nickel Bar Properties
UNS = Unified Numbering System
TYPE = Commonly used grade name
AMS = Aerospace Society for Testing and Materials
ASTM = American Society for Testing and Materials
FEDERAL = Federal specifications
| UNS | TYPE | AMS | ASTM | FEDERAL | CHARACTERISTICS | STOCK CHECK | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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N02200 | ALLOY 200 | - | B-160 | - | Corrosion defiant, commercial quality nickel, unalloyed with fantastic mechanical properties. | Contact Us |
| N04400 | ALLOY 400 | 4675 | B-164 | QQ-N-281 | Immense corrosion resistance and high strength over a wide range of temperatures. | Contact Us | |
| N04405 | ALLOY 405 | 4674 | B-164 | QQ-N-281 | Comparable to 400, but containing controlled sulfur, which enhances its machining characteristics, this is why it is called “free-machining” version of 400. | Contact Us | |
| N05500 | ALLOY 500 | 4676 | B-865 | QQ-N-286 | Comparable to 400, but age hardenable. Over time the products durability and hardness will continue to improve. | Contact Us | |
| N08020 | ALLOY 20 | - | B-473 | - | A “super” stainless steel, used widely in both stainless & nickel categories. | Contact Us | |
| N06600 | ALLOY 600 | 5665 | B-166 | - | Excellent high temperature strength and rust resistance, also has immense corrosion resistance due to stressful conditions and cracking. | Contact Us |
| N06625 | ALLOY 625 | 5666 | B-446 | - | Extremely high resistance to corrosion and oxidation, from cryogenic temperatures up to 1500° F, exceptional fatigue strength. | Contact Us | |
| N07718 | ALLOY 718 | 5662 5663 5664 |
B-637 | - | An age hardenable alloy with elevated strength up to 1300° F, withstands corrosion and has fantastic welding applications. | Contact Us | |
| N10276 | ALLOY 276 | - | B-574 | - | Most versatile corrosion resistant alloy with excellent resistance in oxidizing and reducing corrosives, also resistant to localized attack and stress corrosion cracking. | Contact Us |