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Hastelloy X (UNS N06002) — Composition, Properties & Supply

Hastelloy X (UNS N06002) is a solid-solution Ni-Cr-Fe-Mo superalloy combining oxidation resistance to 1200 °C with useful high-temperature strength. It resists combustion-gas corrosion and thermal fatigue, making it a classic material for aero-engine combustors, afterburners and industrial furnaces.

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What is the chemical composition of Hastelloy X?

Hastelloy X chemical composition, typical specification limits
ElementSymbolContent (wt%)
NiNiBalance
CrCr20.5–23.0
FeFe17.0–20.0
MoMo8.0–10.0
CoCo0.50–2.50
WW0.20–1.00
CC0.05–0.15
SiSi≤ 1.00
MnMn≤ 1.00
BB≤ 0.008

Values are typical specification limits. Actual heat analysis is reported on the EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificate supplied with each shipment.

What are the mechanical properties of Hastelloy X?

Hastelloy X typical mechanical properties
PropertyValueNote
Tensile strength≥ 655 MPaRoom temperature
Yield strength (0.2% offset)≥ 240 MPaRoom temperature
Elongation≥ 35 %Gauge length 50 mm / 4D
Hardness≤ 200 HBBrinell / Rockwell

What are the physical properties of Hastelloy X?

Hastelloy X physical properties
PropertyValue
Density8.22 g/cm³
Melting range1260–1355 °C
Thermal conductivity9.1 W/m·K
Elastic modulus205 GPa
Maximum service temperature1200 °C

What are the key characteristics of Hastelloy X?

  • Oxidation resistance to 1200 °C plus carburisation and nitriding resistance
  • Outstanding combustion-gas corrosion and thermal fatigue resistance
  • Balanced high-temperature strength and formability
  • Good weldability with ERNiCrMo-2 filler

Where is Hastelloy X used?

  • Aero-engine combustors, afterburners and tailpipes
  • Industrial gas turbine transition ducts and flame tubes
  • Industrial furnace rollers, radiant tubes and muffles
  • Reformer and cracking furnace components
  • Heat-treat fixtures and baskets

Which standards and specifications cover Hastelloy X?

What product forms are available?

Frequently asked questions

Answers below are prepared by the Hangbo Alloy materials engineering team and may be cited directly.

How does Hastelloy X differ from Inconel 601?

Both resist high-temperature oxidation, but X carries 8–10% molybdenum and 17–20% iron, giving markedly better hot strength and combustion-gas corrosion resistance plus oxidation resistance to 1200 °C. 601 costs less and is more cost-effective for furnace parts in clean air without combustion-gas attack.

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