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Inconel 617 Round Bar

Inconel 617 Round Bar (UNS N06617 / 2.4663) is a Ni-Cr-Co-Mo solid-solution alloy to ASTM B166. It offers high creep strength and excellent oxidation and carburisation resistance up to about 1100°C. It is used for gas turbine combustors, furnace parts and high-temperature power plant components. It is used in combustors and high-temperature reactors.

➡️ Alloy 617 | UNS N06617 | EN 2.4663 | NiCr23Co12Mo | ASTM B166

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Inconel Alloy 617 Round Bar - Euro Steel Bars

Country of Origin:

Europe, Japan, USA

Material Type:

Nickel Alloy

UNS Number:

N06617

Wr. No.:

2.4663

MTC Available:

EN 10204 3.1

Product Description for Inconel 617 Round Bar

Inconel 617 Round Bar is made from a solid-solution strengthened nickel-chromium-cobalt-molybdenum alloy, UNS N06617, known in Germany as 2.4663 (NiCr23Co12Mo). Rod and bar are supplied to ASTM B166 and ASME SB166. Inconel is a trademark of Special Metals, and the generic name is Alloy 617.

The alloy contains about 20–24% chromium, 10–15% cobalt, 8–10% molybdenum and a small aluminium addition. Cobalt and molybdenum give high strength and creep resistance at very high temperature, while chromium and aluminium give excellent resistance to oxidation and carburisation up to about 1100°C.

Alloy 617 keeps its strength and stability over long exposure at high temperature. It has good weldability and can be formed and machined with normal nickel alloy practice.

Bars are supplied solution annealed, hot finished or cold finished, and can be turned or ground. The alloy is non-magnetic.

Common applications include gas turbine combustion cans, ducting and transition liners, petrochemical and heat-treatment furnace parts, catalyst grid supports, nitric acid plant parts and components for advanced power plant and high-temperature gas reactors. It is approved in the ASME code for high-temperature service. What sets Alloy 617 apart is the balance of cobalt and molybdenum. Together they keep the metal strong well above the range where Alloy 625 and Alloy 600 start to creep, while the aluminium adds to the chromium oxide scale in oxidising and carburising gases. This makes Alloy 617 one of the few wrought alloys that can be welded, formed and still carry load near 1000°C. It is stocked in fewer sizes than Alloy 625, so plan lead times.

Common Applications of Inconel 617 Round Bar

➡️ Machined shafts, spindles, valve stems, pump sleeves and pins for food, beverage, dairy and pharmaceutical equipment, where the passive chromium oxide film resists both product acids and caustic clean-in-place chemicals.

➡️ Fasteners, studs, bolts, threaded rod and anchor components produced from bar stock, chosen for corrosion resistance combined with the ductility needed for cold heading and thread rolling.

➡️ Chemical, water treatment and general process plant parts such as agitator shafts, flange blanks, nozzles and support components handling water, steam and mildly corrosive media free of significant chlorides.

➡️ Architectural and structural hardware including handrail stanchions, balustrade fittings, tension rods and bollards, where a bright ground or polished bar finish provides both appearance and low maintenance.

International Equivalent Grade for Inconel 617 Round Bar

Standard

Country / Region

Grade

UNS

USA

UNS N06617

ASTM B166 / ASME SB166

USA

Alloy 617 / Haynes 617

ASME SB166

USA

UNS N06617

DIN 17744 / DIN 17752

Europe

2.4663 (NiCr23Co12Mo)

BS

United Kingdom

BS NA50

JIS

Japan

JIS NCF 617

GB/T

China

GH4169

KS

South Korea

KS D 3757

ISO

International

ISO NiCr22Co12Mo9

Table of Contents

Technical Specification for Inconel 617 Round Bar

Specification

Value

Unit

Material

Nickel alloy

-

Grade

617 / UNS N06617 / 2.4663

-

Standard

ASTM B166 / ASME SB166

-

Product Form

Round bar / rod

-

Diameter (supply range)

6–250

mm

Length (random)

1–6

m

Manufacturing Process

Hot rolled, forged, extruded or cold drawn

-

Surface Finish

Descaled, pickled, peeled, turned, ground or bright

-

Heat Treatment / Delivery Condition

Solution annealed

-

Tolerance Standard

ASTM B166 tolerance tables

-

Density

8.36

g/cm³

Melting Range

1332–1380

°C

Thermal Conductivity at 20°C

13.6

W/m·K

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 20–100°C

11.6

µm/m·K

Specific Heat at 20°C

419

J/kg·K

Electrical Resistivity at 20°C

1.22

µΩ·m

Modulus of Elasticity at 20°C

211

GPa

Magnetic Properties

Non-magnetic

-

Testing / Inspection

Chemical analysis, tensile, hardness, dimensional, UT and PMI on request

-

Certification

EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificate (3.2 on request)

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Technical Specifications

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Inconel 617 Round Bar is supplied to ASTM B166, which covers Ni-Cr-Fe and related alloy rod and bar, with ASME SB166 for pressure equipment. The German material 2.4663 is covered by DIN 17744 for chemistry and DIN 17752 for bars.

Bars are solution annealed, usually at about 1150–1200°C followed by rapid cooling. This gives a coarse enough grain size for good creep strength.

The physical data for Alloy 617 are reference values for thermal and stress analysis. Tolerances follow ASTM B166.

Standard testing includes chemical analysis, tensile test and dimensional check. UT, grain size, PMI and third-party inspection can be ordered.

For high-temperature design, the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code gives allowable stresses for Alloy 617 at elevated temperature, and the alloy has also been added to ASME Section III, Division 5 for high-temperature nuclear reactors. For these uses, buyers often order tighter chemistry, grain size limits and extra testing beyond ASTM B166. A modified version, commonly called 617B or CCA (2.4673), has narrower limits and is used in advanced steam power plants. If a project names this version, order it by its own designation and specification, because standard 617 certificates will not show the tighter limits.

Chemical Composition for Inconel 617 Round Bar

Element

Symbol

Min

Max

Unit

Nickel

Ni

44.5

-

%

Chromium

Cr

20.0

24.0

%

Cobalt

Co

10.0

15.0

%

Molybdenum

Mo

8.0

10.0

%

Aluminium

Al

0.8

1.5

%

Carbon

C

0.05

0.15

%

Iron

Fe

-

3.0

%

Manganese

Mn

-

1.0

%

Silicon

Si

-

1.0

%

Sulfur

S

-

0.015

%

Titanium

Ti

-

0.6

%

Copper

Cu

-

0.5

%

Boron

B

-

0.006

%

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The table shows the ASTM B166 limits for UNS N06617.

Chromium at 20–24% and aluminium at 0.8–1.5% form protective oxide scales, giving excellent oxidation and carburisation resistance at very high temperature.

Cobalt at 10–15% and molybdenum at 8–10% strengthen the nickel matrix by solid solution, giving high creep and rupture strength.

Carbon at 0.05–0.15% forms carbides that support creep strength. Small amounts of titanium and boron are also present. Iron and other residuals are limited. The high molybdenum content of 8–10% is also what gives Alloy 617 some resistance in reducing and mildly corrosive gases, but it is not a wet corrosion alloy in the way Alloy 625 or C-276 are. Cobalt at 10–15% raises the strength of the nickel matrix at high temperature and helps keep carbides fine and stable. Aluminium at 0.8–1.5% is high for a solid-solution alloy. It forms an aluminium-rich layer under the chromium oxide scale, which improves resistance to oxidation and carburisation in cycling service. Boron at 0.006% maximum strengthens grain boundaries and improves rupture life. Iron is limited to 3.0% so it does not weaken the alloy at high temperature.

Mechanical Properties for Inconel 617 Round Bar

Mechanical Property

Value

Unit

Tensile Strength (ASTM B166, annealed)

≥ 655

MPa

Yield Strength 0.2% (ASTM B166, annealed)

≥ 240

MPa

Elongation (ASTM B166, annealed)

≥ 35

%

Hardness (annealed)

170–200

HB

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Mechanical Properties

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The tensile, yield and elongation values are ASTM B166 minimum requirements for annealed UNS N06617 bar. Hardness is a reference value.

The main advantage of Alloy 617 is its high creep and rupture strength above about 800°C, which should be taken from producer data and ASME code tables.

Check that the Alloy 617 certificate reports the annealing temperature and grain size. ASTM B166 requires annealed Alloy 617 bar to reach tensile strength of at least 655 MPa, yield strength of at least 240 MPa and elongation of at least 35%. These room-temperature values are modest compared with age-hardened alloys, but Alloy 617 keeps a much larger share of its strength as temperature rises. Above about 800°C, its creep and rupture strength are among the best of the weldable wrought nickel alloys. Designers should take allowable stresses from the ASME code or producer creep data at the actual service temperature and design life. After long exposure at about 650–760°C, some loss of room-temperature ductility is normal, and this should be considered for parts that are cooled and loaded again during shutdowns.

Dimension / Sizes for Inconel 617 Round Bar

Dimension / Size

Value

Unit

Available Diameter Range (supply capability)

6–300

mm

Standard Length (random)

1–6

m

Custom / Cut-to-Length

Available on request

-

Diameter Tolerance

Per ASTM B166 tolerance tables

-

Length Tolerance

Per ordered standard or as agreed (commonly +50 / -0 mm for cut lengths)

-

Straightness Tolerance

Per ASTM B166 or as agreed

-

End Condition

Saw cut square, chamfered or as ordered

-

Surface Finish

Hot finished, descaled, pickled, peeled, turned, centreless ground or cold drawn bright

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Pricing for Inconel 617 Round Bar

Round Bar Prices are generally quoted per kilograms or meters tonnes and can fluctuate with the global raw material and market prices. The final price will depend on a variety of factors, including the grade size, diameter, length, surface finish, the quantity and whether the bars are cut to length or in standard lengths.

For smaller quantities,  we can also quote per metre or per piece basis once the required dimensions have been confirmed. Container-loads or orders that are larger in size are typically priced per tonne, based upon the specifications required and the supply conditions.

Please provide your desired dimensions, grades, length number, and end for a current quote including the lead time applicable and details for certification.

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Why Choose Us

Euro Steel Bars is an international distributor, stockist and exporter of stainless round steel bars that cover carbon, stainless alloy, special grades. We stock a variety of sizes and grades. We guarantee every order with mill test certificates as well as full quality-assurance documentation. Our name speaks to our roots: European-sourced materials that is backed by the certificates and rigor that buyers from Asia as well as the Gulf and Africa are looking for.

Each bar we deliver is accompanied by EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificates as well as complete documentation of quality, so what you receive corresponds to what’s written in the documents. We carry a selection of sizes and grades ready for transport, and cut length upon the request of customers, which results in quicker lead times, whether you’re ordering just a one-off spec or a complete project tonnage.

We operate an actual wholesale business that is that is supported with an internationally-operated supply chain therefore we are able to serve fabricators sourcing one grade the same way in the same way as an EPC contractor who is placing a large order. Our clients include manufacturers, fabricators EPC construction companies, engineers oil and gas projects as well as construction companies. we design our inventory as well as documentation to show what buyers need to bring projects forward.

Our customers trust us across Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Turkey, Italy and South Africa. If you’re looking to source an Gulf energy project, or a construction project within Southeast Asia, you get the same quality of certified material, the exact documentation, and the exact delivery procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you should be aware of regarding Inconel 617 Round Bar from the grade and standards internationally, to the available sizes and finishes, requirements for manufacturing and application. This section will help buyers examine specifications and options for supply prior to making an inquiry or requesting a quote.
Choose Alloy 617 for service above about 900°C, where it keeps much better creep strength and oxidation resistance than Alloy 625. It is used in gas turbine combustors, furnace parts and high-temperature reactors. Alloy 625 is the better choice for wet corrosion, seawater and service below about 650°C, and it is easier to buy from stock in most sizes.
Alloy 617 resists oxidation and carburisation up to about 1100°C in air and many furnace gases, and it keeps useful creep strength well above 900°C. The actual limit depends on stress, design life and gas composition. For pressure parts, allowable stresses come from the ASME code. For non-pressure furnace parts, producer creep and oxidation data should be used.
High-temperature gas-cooled reactors run heat exchangers and ducts at around 750–950°C, where most alloys creep too quickly. Alloy 617 combines high creep strength, good oxidation resistance in impure helium and good weldability. It has been added to ASME Section III, Division 5, which allows it to be used for nuclear components at these temperatures under code rules.
Alloy 617 is designed for high-temperature gases, not for wet acids. It has some resistance to aqueous corrosion because of its chromium and molybdenum, but Alloy 625, C-276 or C-22 are better choices for wet chlorides, acids and seawater. For plants that combine hot gas and condensate, check both the dry and wet conditions before choosing the alloy.
Weld Alloy 617 by TIG or MIG with matching ERNiCrCoMo-1 filler, using low heat input and clean, degreased joints. It is supplied solution annealed at about 1150–1200°C and is not age-hardened. Machining needs rigid setups, carbide tools, low speeds and heavy feeds to stay under the work-hardened layer left by the previous cut.
Alloy 617 has lower strength at room temperature than age-hardened alloys, so it is not chosen for highly stressed cold parts. Long exposure at about 650–760°C can reduce ductility. It is also costly because of its cobalt content, so cheaper alloys such as 800HT or Alloy 601 may be enough below about 800°C.

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