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What is the composition of Inconel




Q. Could someone please provide me with a breakdown of materials in Inconel? (Including percentages of each).I am told that it contains: nickel, chrome, columbium and titanium. Is this correct and are there any other constituents? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jeff Mills
metal finishing shop - Gorham, Maine
1998


A. Inconel is 14 percent Cr, 6 percent Fe, balance Ni. See the Electroplating Engineering Handbook ⇦ this on eBay, AbeBooks, or Amazon [affil link] for more info

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Q. I seem to remember at college, being told that the name "Inconel" was actual made up from some abbreviations, possibly of metals. Does anybody know where the name "Inconel" actually came from?
Thanks,

colin parsons
- Saudi Arabia
1999


A. INCONEL--THIS IS A TRADE NAME OF INTERNATIONAL NICKEL. I HAVE MOST OF THEIR LITERATURE AND WILL ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS TO DO WITH NICKEL ALLOYS AND STAINLESS STEEL.

ROBERT RIDDOCH
- MONTREAL, QC, CANADA
2002




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