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Automated comparison · 24% overlap

Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H vs Inconel 718: 24% composition overlap. Significantly different materials serving different application areas.

Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H vs Inconel 718

Side-by-side chemical composition and mechanical property comparison.

Overview

Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H

1.4958

Nickel Alloysfe_ni_cr

Iron-nickel-chromium alloy (Fe-32Ni-21Cr) with controlled carbon (0.05–0.10%) and grain size for optimized creep-rupture strength above 600°C. Solution-annealed: Rm ≥450 MPa, Rp0.2 ≥170 MPa, A ≥30%. Density 7.94 g/cm³, E-Modul 196 GPa. Excellent resistance to carburization, oxidation, and nitriding to 1100°C. UNS N08810, ASTM B407/B408/B409. Applications: ethylene cracking tubes, reformer furnace tubes, heat exchangers, nuclear steam generators, chemical reactors. Variant 800HT (N08811/1.4959) has tighter Al+Ti control for even higher creep strength.

Inconel 718

2.4668

Nickel AlloysSuperalloy

THE most widely used aerospace superalloy. Precipitation-hardened Ni-Cr-Fe alloy strengthened by gamma-prime and gamma-double-prime phases (Nb). Unique slow aging kinetics allow welding without cracking. UTS >1275 MPa aged. Used for gas turbine discs, jet engine components, rocket motors, cryogenic tanks, and oil/gas downhole tools. Service to 700°C.

Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800HInconel 718
Material Number1.49582.4668
CategoryNickel AlloysNickel Alloys
StandardEN 10302 / ASTM B407ASTM B637

Chemical composition (wt%)

ElementAlloy 800H / Incoloy 800HInconel 718Overlap
C0.05–0.1%0–0.08%Partial
Si≤ 1%0–0.35%OK
Mn≤ 1.5%0–0.35%OK
Cr19–23%17–21%Partial

Mechanical properties

PropertyAlloy 800H / Incoloy 800HInconel 718Unit
density≥ 7.94≥ 8.19g/cm3
tensile_strength≥ 450≥ 1275MPa
yield_strength≥ 170≥ 1034MPa

Compatibility Assessment

Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H and Inconel 718 have significantly different compositions (24% overlap). These materials are not interchangeable and serve different application areas.

Automated assessment based on composition analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H the same as Inconel 718?

Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H and Inconel 718 have a 24% composition overlap. They are generally not directly interchangeable.

Can I replace Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H with Inconel 718?

Generally not recommended. The compositions differ significantly (24% overlap). These materials have different alloying concepts and are intended for different applications.

What is the difference between Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H and Inconel 718?

The main differences are in the following elements: C, Cr, Ni, Ti. Alloy 800H / Incoloy 800H is a Nickel Alloys grade, while Inconel 718 is a Nickel Alloys grade.

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