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Q: What is the difference between “standard” Inconel 718 and Inconel 718 per AMS 5962 A:  While nothing about Inconel 718 is standard, however the most popular variety of Inconel 718 bolts is per ASTM B637.  For this version of s, the bolts are age hardened to have a minimum … Continue reading

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  Inconel bolts are a nickel alloy fastener that are known for their use in high temperature applications that also require high strength. Many grades are also used for their excellent level of corrosion resistance in harsh chemical environments. This brief newsletter highlights the unique attributes of each Inconel bolt … Continue reading

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Q: I’m in need of a high strength fastener that can withstand moderate concentrations of hydrochloric acid (HCl) 25%? Can I use Hastelloy Bolts? I need a bolt that can handle a yield of about 100ksi and temperatures around 100F. A: Hastelloy bolts are definitely ideal in this concentration of … Continue reading

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I have a high temperature and strength application when would I choose Waspaloy bolts verses Inconel 718 bolts? Great question. Waspaloy and Inconel 718 bolts are both excellent in high temperature strength situations. In terms of strength, Inconel 718 has a edge over Waspaloy offering 210 ksi (ultimate tensile strength) … Continue reading

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