Alloy Information Report for Hastelloy X™
General Characteristics of Hastelloy X™
Hastelloy X™ offers good strength while resisting oxidation in high-heat applications. A nickel-chromium-iron-molybdenum alloy, Hastelloy X™ offers good casting attributes and exceptional stress- and creep-rupture characteristics.
Chemical Composition of Hastelloy X™
- Carbon 0.05-0.15 (wrought); 0.20 max (cast)
- Silicon 1.00 max (wrought); 1.00 max (cast)
- Manganese 1.00 max (wrought); 1.00 max (cast)
- Chromium 20.5-23.0 (wrought); 20.5-23.0 (cast)
- Iron 17.0-20.0 (wrought); 17.0-20.0 (cast)
- Molybdenum 8.0-10.0 (wrought); 8.0-10.0 (cast)
- Cobalt 0.50-2.50 (wrought); 0.50-2.50 (cast)
- Tungsten 0.20-1.00 (wrought); 0.20-1.00 (cast)
- Nickel remainder
Heat Treatment of Hastelloy X™
- Anneal by heating to 2140°-2160°F (1171°-1182°C) for 15 minutes for each 1/8” of thickness
- Air cool rapidly
Applications of Hastelloy X™
- Chemical process industry
- Metallurgical industry
- Jet components, including:
- Engine parts
- Aircraft nozzle vanes
- Cabin heaters
- Tail cones
- Collector rings
Machinability of Hastelloy X™
- Machine in wrought and cast forms
- Use plenty of cutting fluid
- Cut at low speeds
- Grind high-speed cutting tools in lathe and turning operations to 6-10° back rake, 5-8° side clearance, 8-10° front clearance, 8-14° cutting edge angle, 10-15° lead angle
- High-speed steels cutting speeds:
- 25-40 sfpm; feed of 0.003-0.008 in/rev. for turning
- 20-45 sfpm; feed of 0.003-0.007” for drilling
- 10-20 sfpm for tapping
- 25-40 sfpm for milling
- 20-60 sfpm for reaming
- Work at higher speeds and use smaller angles with carbide-tipped tools
Workability of Hastelloy X™
- Annealing produces ideal properties for fabricating sheets
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