Alloy 825 is a titanium stabilised austenitic nickel base alloy with additions of molybdenum and copper. The alloy offers exceptional corrosion resistance in reducing and oxidating environments and provides resistance to chloride stress corrosion cracking and pitting. The addition of titanium in the alloying process stabilises the product against sensitisation in the 'as-welded' condition. The resulting alloy is resistant to intergranular attack in exposed temperature ranges. A similar effect would occur on unstabilised stainless steel.
Performance
Alloy 825 offers good mechanical properties fromcryogenic to moderately high temperatures. The alloy is readily formable and weldable by various methods. Our product finds use in applications such as oil & gas piping systems, nuclear fuel processing and acids production.
Stock Availability
Smiths Advanced Metals offers Alloy 825 bars from stock in various sizes to suit your engineering requirements.
Grades / Specifications
ASME SB425
ASME SB564
ASTM B425
ASTM B564
BS 3076
NACE MR0103
2.4858
NA16
NiCr21Mo
Applications
Oil & gas piping systems
Nuclear fuel processing
Acids production
Electrostatic precipitator electrodes
Product Benefits
Excellent phosphoric & sulfuric acid resistance
Good mechanical properties
Good performance at low and high temperature
Excellent resistance to chloride stress corrosion cracking