Inconel 686 is a single-phase, austenitic nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy — UNS N06686, W.-Nr. 2.4606, EN NiCr21Mo16W — developed for the duty that standard Ni-Cr-Mo grades handle poorly: service in which oxidising and reducing media alternate, and in which welded joints must keep their corrosion resistance without post-weld heat treatment. Read More
Inconel 718 is a precipitation-hardenable nickel-based superalloy known for its high strength, good weldability, fatigue resistance, and balanced performance across a broad range of engineering applications. Identified by UNS N07718 and commonly associated with the Chinese grade GH4169, Inconel 718 is widely used in aerospace engines, gas turbines, high-strength fasteners, cryogenic structures, oil and gas equipment, and selected nuclear applications. Read More
Bozhong Alloy stock: GH4049 plates, bars, tubes, strips, wires, and forgings are regularly kept in stock. Dual supply chains — direct supply from domestic steel mills + imported original material. Warehouses in Shanghai and Wuxi; standard specifications ship within 24–72 hours. Every batch comes with a material certificate and is available for spectrographic re-inspection. Cutting-to-size and small batches are supported. Read More
Inconel X-750 combines the corrosion resistance of Inconel 600 with γ′ precipitation strengthening, creating a specialized nickel-based superalloy optimized for high-temperature springs, fasteners, rings, and aerospace structural components. Its core advantage is not simply maximum temperature capability, but the ability to maintain strength, preload, and dimensional stability over long-term service, making it one of the most established materials for demanding medium-to-high temperature applications. Read More
