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Inconel X-750 (UNS N07750) — Composition, Properties & Supply

Inconel X-750 (UNS N07750) is a Ni-Cr alloy precipitation hardened by γ′ through titanium, aluminium and niobium. It retains high strength and relaxation resistance below 700 °C and is a classic choice for high-temperature springs, turbine blades and nuclear reactor internals.

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What is the chemical composition of Inconel X-750?

Inconel X-750 chemical composition, typical specification limits
ElementSymbolContent (wt%)
NiNi≥ 70.0
CrCr14.0–17.0
FeFe5.0–9.0
TiTi2.25–2.75
AlAl0.40–1.00
Nb+TaNb+Ta0.70–1.20
CoCo≤ 1.00
CC≤ 0.08
MnMn≤ 1.00
SiSi≤ 0.50

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 Inconel X-750?

Inconel X-750 typical mechanical properties
PropertyValueNote
Tensile strength≥ 1170 MPa (aged)Room temperature
Yield strength (0.2% offset)≥ 790 MPa (aged)Room temperature
Elongation≥ 15 %Gauge length 50 mm / 4D
Hardness≥ 30 HRCBrinell / Rockwell

What are the physical properties of Inconel X-750?

Inconel X-750 physical properties
PropertyValue
Density8.28 g/cm³
Melting range1393–1427 °C
Thermal conductivity12.0 W/m·K
Elastic modulus214 GPa
Maximum service temperature700 °C

What are the key characteristics of Inconel X-750?

  • Outstanding high-temperature relaxation resistance for springs and fasteners
  • Combines strength and oxidation resistance below 700 °C
  • Oxidation resistant to about 980 °C
  • Available as ultra-thin precision strip for elastic elements

Where is Inconel X-750 used?

  • Aero-engine turbine blades and bolts
  • High-temperature coil and disc springs, seal rings
  • Nuclear reactor internals and hold-down springs
  • Gas turbine blades and rotor bolts
  • Heat-treat fixtures

Which standards and specifications cover Inconel X-750?

What product forms are available?

Frequently asked questions

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

What heat treatment is used for X-750 springs?

Spring temper typically uses solution treatment at 1150 °C, ageing at 843 °C for 24 hours, air cool, then 704 °C for 20 hours and air cool (AMS 5698/5699), giving the best relaxation resistance. Structural parts needing higher strength use 980 °C solution plus a 732 °C/620 °C double age.

Need Inconel X-750 bar, tube, plate or forgings?

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