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Nickel-Chromium Precipitation Hardening Alloy

Alloy 718

UNS: N07718 | Werkstoff: 2.4668

ASTM: N07718

Nickel-Iron-Chromium-Molybdenum Alloy

Alloy 825

UNS: N08825 | Werkstoff: 2.4858

ASTM: N08825

13 differences found

9 in chemical composition, 4 in mechanical properties. Differences highlighted in gold.

Chemical Composition (% max unless range)

9 differences
ElementAlloy 718Alloy 825Match
C0.08 max0.05 max
Mn0.35 max1.00 max
Si0.35 max0.50 max
Cr17.0-21.019.5-23.5
Ni50.0-55.038.0-46.0
Mo2.80-3.302.5-3.5
Cu-1.5-3.0
Ti0.65-1.150.6-1.2
FeRemainder22.0 min

Mechanical Properties

4 differences
PropertyAlloy 718Alloy 825Match
Tensile Strength1241 MPa min (age hardened)586 MPa min
Yield Strength1034 MPa min (age hardened)241 MPa min
Elongation12% min30% min
Hardness36 HRC max (solution annealed)N/A

International Standard Equivalents

StandardAlloy 718Alloy 825
UNS NumberN07718N08825
Werkstoff Nr.2.46682.4858
EN NameNiCr19NbMoNiCr21Mo
ASTM / ASMEN07718N08825
Applicable StandardsASTM B637 / ASME SB637, ASTM B670, AMS 5662 / AMS 5663, API 6A718, DIN 17751ASTM B423 / ASME SB423, ASTM B163 / ASME SB163, ASTM B705 / ASME SB705, DIN 17751
Approvals & CertificationsISO 9001:2015ISO 14001:2015PED 2014/68/EUIBR ApprovedEIL ApprovedADNOC Approved