Inconel 625 Mesh

Product Description:

Inconel 625 mesh is a woven or welded wire mesh made from Inconel 625, a nickel-chromium-molybdenum superalloy known for its exceptional corrosion resistance, high-temperature strength, and oxidation resistance. We supply Inconel mesh in customized sizes and shapes, such as mesh in sheet, roll, ring shape, round shape, heat treating baskets and heat-treating trays, etc.

 Key Properties of Inconel 625 Mesh:

– Material Composition: 

  – Nickel (Ni): ~58% (provides corrosion resistance) 

  – Chromium (Cr): ~20-23% (enhances oxidation resistance) 

  – Molybdenum (Mo): ~8-10% (improves pitting/crevice corrosion resistance) 

  – Niobium (Nb): ~3-4% (strengthens the alloy) 

  – Iron (Fe): ≤5% 

– Temperature Resistance: 

  – Continuous Use: Up to 1800°F (982°C) 

  – Short-term Exposure: Up to 2000°F (1093°C) 

– Corrosion Resistance: 

  – Resists seawater, acids (HCl, H₂SO₄), chlorides, and oxidizing environments 

  – Excellent performance in marine, chemical processing, and aerospace applications 

 Common Mesh Specifications:

– Weave Types: Plain weave, twill weave, Dutch weave 

– Wire Diameter: Ranges from 0.001″ to 0.080″ (0.025mm to 2.0mm) 

– Mesh Count (Openings per Inch): Typically 2 to 400 mesh 

– Aperture Sizes: Varies based on mesh count (e.g., 20 mesh = ~0.033″ openings) 

 Applications of Inconel 625 Mesh:

✔ Filtration (high-temperature gas/liquid filtration) 

✔ Aerospace (engine components, exhaust systems) 

✔ Chemical Processing (acid filtration, reactor screens) 

✔ Marine & Offshore (seawater desalination, oil & gas) 

✔ Heat Treatment & Furnace Components (heat shields, conveyor belts) 

 Advantages Over Other Alloys:

– Superior to stainless steel (304, 316) in extreme environments 

– Better creep resistance than Inconel 600 Mesh

– More chloride-resistant than Hastelloy C-276 Mesh in some conditions 

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