Inconel CNC machining.
Nickel-based superalloys for high-temperature, corrosion-resistant, and high-strength applications. Stocked grades include Inconel 625 and Inconel 718.
Grades
Grades supported.
| Grade | |
|---|---|
| 625 | Stocked or sourced for qualified inconel programs. |
| 718 | Stocked or sourced for qualified inconel programs. |
Considerations
What engineers should know.
Inconel 625 offers excellent corrosion resistance and high-temperature performance.
Inconel 718 is a precipitation-hardening alloy widely used in aerospace and gas turbine applications.
Slower cycle times and specific tooling strategies — programming matters for cost control.
Capabilities
Processes used for this material.
Applications
Typical applications.
- High-temperature aerospace components
- Corrosion-resistant fittings
- Energy and turbomachinery components
Finishing
Surface finishing options.
Project-specific — coordinated through qualified outside processors when required.
FAQ
Inconel — FAQs
The questions engineering and procurement teams ask most often before a first quote.
Why is Inconel slower to machine?
Nickel-based superalloys work-harden during cutting and require slower speeds with specific tooling. Cycle times and tool cost are factors in pricing.
Do you machine other nickel alloys?
625 and 718 are stocked. Other grades can be sourced for qualified programs.
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