Product Description
The AMS 5599 Alloy 625 Plate is a superior-quality Nickel-based superalloy known for its exceptional fatigue and tensile strength. With a metallic gray color, this rectangular plate comes in customizable thickness options. The alloy is composed of Nickel (58.0%), Chromium (20.0-23.0%), Molybdenum (8.0-10.0%), and Iron (remainder), showcasing a high-density of 8.44 g/cm3. Grade AMS 5599 exhibits a remarkable thermal conductivity of 9.8 W/mK and a hardness of 95 Rockwell B (HRB). It boasts excellent resistance to oxidation, corrosion, and high-temperature environments, making it a reliable choice for various industrial applications.
FAQs of AMS 5599 Alloy 625 Plate:
Q: What are the key features of AMS 5599 Alloy 625 Plate?
A: The key features include excellent fatigue and tensile strength, exceptional resistance to oxidation and corrosion, customizable thickness options, and a high thermal conductivity of 9.8 W/mK.
Q: What is the chemical composition of Alloy 625?
A: Alloy 625 is composed of Nickel (58.0%), Chromium (20.0-23.0%), Molybdenum (8.0-10.0%), and Iron (remainder).
Q: What is the tensile strength of AMS 5599 Alloy 625 Plate?
A: The plate offers a tensile strength of 830 MPa.
Q: What is the hardness of Grade AMS 5599?
A: Grade AMS 5599 has a hardness of 95 Rockwell B (HRB).
Q: What is the melting point of the Alloy 625 Plate?
A: The melting point ranges from 1290-1350C (2350-2460F).