Material database

INCONEL 600

Nickel-Chromium Alloy. Values below are the requirements of the standard named beside them; the mill certificate governs the material delivered.

Designations

UNS
N06600
EN number
2.4816
EN name
NiCr15Fe

Density

Density
8470 kg/m³
Per
Special Metals / nickel alloy datasheets
Corrosion resistance
Very high
Product forms
Sheet, plate, bar, tube

Chemical composition

Chemical composition — mass %
StandardProduct formBasisCSiMnSCrNiCuOther rules
ASTM / Special MetalsNi-Cr-FeSpecification≤ 0.15≤ 0.5≤ 1≤ 0.01514–17≥ 72≤ 0.5Fe 6.0-10.0; Ni 72 min

mass %. A blank cell means the standard sets no requirement for that element, not zero. Single values are limits: "≤" a maximum, "≥" a minimum.

Reference values from the cited standards. They describe what the standard requires, not a specific heat of material; the mill test certificate governs what is delivered.

Physical properties

Physical properties
TemperatureDensityYoung’s modulusPoisson’s ratioThermal expansion (20–100°C)Thermal conductivity (20°C)Specific heatElectrical resistivity (20°C)Melting rangeMagnetic
20 °C8470 kg/m³214 GPa0.2913.3 µm/m·°C14.9 W/m·K0.444 kJ/kg·°C1.03 µΩ·m1354–1413 °CNon-magnetic

Reference values from the cited standards. They describe what the standard requires, not a specific heat of material; the mill test certificate governs what is delivered.

Typical applications

Heat treatment, chemical, nuclear

Common questions

01What is the density of INCONEL 600?
8470 kg/m³ — the figure the weight calculators on this site use for INCONEL 600. The value is Special Metals / nickel alloy datasheets’s.
02What is the chemical composition of INCONEL 600?
C ≤ 0.15, Si ≤ 0.5, Mn ≤ 1, S ≤ 0.015, Cr 14–17, Ni ≥ 72, Cu ≤ 0.5, in mass %, to ASTM / Special Metals. An element the standard sets no requirement for is left blank here rather than written as zero.
03What is INCONEL 600 used for?
Heat treatment, chemical, nuclear