The table below is the short list we melt and stock most often. Every grade is supplied to the ASTM / ASME, AMS, DIN-EN or GB standard named on your purchase order, with chemistry and mechanical results reported against the heat number.
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| Grade | Family | UNS | EN / DIN | Typical forms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 718 | Inconel | N07718 | 2.4668 | Bar, forging, tube, strip |
| 625 | Inconel | N06625 | 2.4856 | Bar, plate, tube, wire |
| 600 | Inconel | N06600 | 2.4816 | Bar, plate, tube, forging |
| 601 | Inconel | N06601 | 2.4851 | Plate, bar, tube |
| 617 | Inconel | N06617 | 2.4663 | Plate, bar, tube |
| 690 | Inconel | N06690 | 2.4642 | Tube, plate, bar |
| X-750 | Inconel | N07750 | 2.4669 | Bar, forging, wire |
| 602CA | Inconel | N06025 | 2.4633 | Plate, bar, tube |
| C276 | Hastelloy | N10276 | 2.4819 | Plate, tube, bar, fittings |
| G3 | Hastelloy | N06985 | 2.4619 | Plate, tube, bar, forging |
| 400 | Monel | N04400 | 2.4360 | Bar, plate, tube, forging |
| K-500 | Monel | N05500 | 2.4375 | Bar, forging, wire |
| R-405 | Monel | N04405 | 2.4361 | Bar, rod |
| 401 | Monel | N04401 | 2.4363 | Bar, strip, wire |
| 404 | Monel | N04404 | 2.4362 | Bar, strip, tube |
| 95 | Nimonic | on request | on request | Bar, forging, plate |
| 80A | Nimonic | N07080 | 2.4952 | Bar, forging, wire |
| 90 | Nimonic | N07090 | 2.4632 | Bar, forging, wire |
| 105 | Nimonic | — | 2.4634 | Bar, forging, extruded section |
| 115 | Nimonic | — | 2.4636 | Bar, forging |
| 1J50 | Precision | K94840 | 1.3917 | Strip, sheet, bar |
| 1J79 | Precision | K94650 | 1.3940 | Strip, sheet, bar |
| 1J85 | Precision | K94860 | 1.3948 | Strip, sheet |
| 4J32 | Precision | on request | on request | Bar, strip, forging |
| 4J36 | Precision | K93600 | 1.3912 | Strip, sheet, bar |
| 304 / 304L | Stainless / duplex | S30400 / S30403 | 1.4301 / 1.4307 | Plate, bar, tube |
| 316 / 316L | Stainless / duplex | S31600 / S31603 | 1.4401 / 1.4404 | Plate, bar, tube |
| 321 | Stainless / duplex | S32100 | 1.4541 | Plate, bar, tube |
| 310S | Stainless / duplex | S31008 | 1.4845 | Plate, bar, tube |
| 310 | Stainless / duplex | S31000 | 1.4841 | Plate, bar |
| 904L | Stainless / duplex | N08904 | 1.4539 | Plate, tube, bar |
| 2205 | Stainless / duplex | S31803 / S32205 | 1.4462 | Bar, tube, plate |
| 2507 | Stainless / duplex | S32750 | 1.4410 | Bar, tube, plate |
| 17-4PH (630) | Stainless / duplex | S17400 | 1.4542 | Bar, forging, plate |
| 15-5PH | Stainless / duplex | S15500 | 1.4545 | Bar, forging |
| 17-7PH (631) | Stainless / duplex | S17700 | 1.4568 | Strip, sheet, wire |
| XM-19 | Stainless / duplex | S20910 | 1.3964 | Bar, forging |
| SMO 254 | Stainless / duplex | S31254 | 1.4547 | Plate, tube, bar |
No grade matches that search. Send us the designation and we will melt it to order.
UNS and EN / DIN equivalents are given for orientation only. The controlling specification is the one stated on your purchase order.
Nickel-chromium and nickel-chromium-iron superalloys that hold strength and resist oxidation from cryogenic temperatures up to roughly 700–1,250 °C, depending on grade. Inconel 718 is the workhorse for high-strength parts, 625 for corrosion plus fabrication, 600 and 690 for heat and nuclear service, and 602CA for the hottest furnace hardware.
Nickel-molybdenum and nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloys built for aggressive chemical service: wet chlorine, hypochlorite, sulphuric and hydrochloric acid, chlorides and mixed acid streams. C276 is the general-purpose choice for reactors, heat exchangers and flue-gas desulphurisation; G3 adds resistance to oxidising acids and is easier to weld in thick sections.
Nickel-copper alloys with high strength and toughness in seawater, brine and hydrofluoric acid, and non-magnetic behaviour that suits instruments and magnetic-sensitive equipment. K-500 adds aluminium and titanium for precipitation hardening — roughly double the strength of 400, at some cost in corrosion resistance.
Precipitation-hardenable nickel-cobalt-chromium alloys developed for turbine blades and discs, where creep rupture strength at 800–950 °C matters more than corrosion resistance. Nimonic 95 is the grade we hold for combustion and turbine hardware; other Nimonic grades are melted against drawing.
The 1J series covers soft-magnetic alloys with high permeability for relays, transformers and shielding; 4J32 and 4J36 are controlled-expansion alloys for instrument frames, laser housings and cryogenic tooling, where dimensional stability across temperature matters more than strength.
Austenitic 304 / 316L / 321 / 310S for general process work; 904L, 254 SMO and XM-19 where chlorides and acids rule out the standard grades; 2205 and 2507 duplex for seawater and high-strength piping; 17-4PH and 15-5PH where you need hardness and strength after ageing.
Vacuum melting is flexible — if the alloy can be specified, it can usually be melted, forged and tested here.
