The main difference between incoloy and inconel pipes is that inconel pipes have a high amount of nickel, and incoloy has a high amount of iron. Due to this, both pipes have different characteristics and applications.
Incoloy Pipe Manufacturer
We, Xintongda Special Steel (XTD), are a trusted name in China for manufacturing and supplying high-quality Incoloy seamless pipes. An incoloy pipe is a high-alloy pipe that generally consists of iron, nickel, chromium, and other elements. The incoloy pipes generally have more amount of iron than the inconel pipes. Our incoloy pipes are manufactured according to ASTM B407 and B423 standards. The incoloy pipe has a stabilised austenitic microstructure (due to nickel) and is highly resistant to corrosion, oxidation, pitting, and crevice corrosion. It also has increased solid solution strengthening. These characteristics make the incoloy alloy pipe useful in aerospace, automotive, chemical processing, marine, and other industrial applications exposed to harsh chemicals and rigorous environments. Here at XTD, we provide a wide range of incoloy pipe grades, like incoloy 800, incoloy 825, incoloy 925, etc. We have been serving seamless pipes for the last 4 decades, and hold many Multiple international certifications. Our annual supply capacity is 25,000 tons, and we can deliver in-stock products within a week and production orders in 15-60 days.
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OD Range
6-457 mm
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Thickness
1-65 mm
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Length
≤ 18 m

What is Incoloy Pipe?
Incoloy pipe is a series of superalloys made typically of nickel (30-45%), chromium (0-28.5%), iron (22-59%), molybdenum/ copper/ titanium, and slight traces of other elements. There are generally three basic types of incoloy pipes based on the chemical composition ratio: nickel-iron-chromium, iron-nickel-chromium, and iron-chromium-nickel. The lower nickel content and the higher iron content make the incoloy pipe less costly and equally resistant to corrosion compared to the inconel pipes.
What are the key Features and Benefits of Incoloy Piping?
There are 6 main characteristics of the Incoloy alloy pipe, like nickel-iron-chromium alloy stability, good corrosion resistance, excellent high-temperature strength, outstanding resistance to oxidation, excellent creep & rupture strength, good fabricability, and durability & longevity.
- Nickel-Iron-Chromium Alloy Stability: The nickel content of the alloy stabilises the austenitic microstructure, the chromium forms a passive oxide layer, and the iron helps improve mechanical properties. This makes the incoloy pipe stable and perform better.
- Good Corrosion Resistance: The incoloy seamless pipe resists chloride stress cracking corrosion due to nickel, oxidation due to chromium, and pitting and crevice corrosion due to molybdenum and copper.
- Excellent High-Temperature Strength: The combination of nickel and chromium forms a robust solid solution, which helps the alloy to perform well even at elevated temperatures.
- Outstanding Resistance to Oxidation: Chromium, when exposed to oxygen at high temperatures, creates a passive layer of chromium oxide (Cr₂O₃). This layer acts as a shield and protects the alloy from oxidation.
- Excellent Creep & Rupture Strength: The alloy’s good creep and rupture strength comes from solid-solution strengthening (already explained above) and stable austenitic microstructure at high temperatures.
- Good Fabricability: Due to the austenitic crystal structure, the incoloy seamless pipe has good ductility and toughness. This means it can be easily bent, formed, shaped, and welded.
Incoloy Pipe Specification
The specifications of the incoloy pipe (standard, OD, wall thickness) depend on the grade, schedule, form, and end type.
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Available Incoloy Grades for Pipes
Here at Xintongda, we have a variety of incoloy grades for seamless pipes. Each pipe is unique in its chemical composition, features, applications, and standards. Some of the incoloy grades are 800, 800H, 800HT, 825, 925, etc.
Incoloy 800
Incoloy 800H
Incoloy 800HT
Incoloy 825
Incoloy 925
Applications of Incoloy Alloy Pipe
Power Generation
Heat Exchangers & Furnace Equipment
Chemical Processing
Oil and Gas
Petrochemical Industry
Pollution Control
Buy Incoloy Pipes from XINTONGDA
- EN 10204 3.1 and EN 10204 3.2 Material Test Certificates (MTC)
- Raw Materials Certificate
- 100% Positive Material Identification (PMI)
- Heat Treatment Charts
- Third-Party Inspection Report
- Surface roughness and size measurement
- Manufacturer Test Certificate (Impact Testing, Flattening, Flare, Bend, Hardness, Intergranular Corrosion, Pitting Corrosion, Grain size, Eddy Current (ET), Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Hydrostatic Testing (HT), etc.)
- Laboratory Test Certificate from Govt. Approved Lab
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between Incoloy and Inconel pipes?
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What grades of Incoloy pipe are best for chemical processing plants?Grades such as Incoloy 825, 800, 800H, and 800HT are good for chemical processing plants, as these grades are highly resistant to aggressive chemicals.
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What standards do Incoloy pipes comply with?Our incoloy pipes comply fully with ASTM B407 and B423 standards.
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How to choose the best Incoloy pipe for high-temperature environments?To choose the best Incoloy pipe for high-temperature environments, you first need to define your maximum temperature range, pressure, and fluid type. After that, you need to determine which alloy pipe remains stable and performs well at elevated temperatures, like 800 or 800H/HT.
