Nickel Alloy L-605, which is also sold under the brand names Cobalt® L-605 and Haynes® 25, is a solid-solution, cobalt-nickel-chromium-tungsten alloy. Nickel Alloy L-605 is known for a number of unique properties including:
- High-temperature strength
- Good resistance to prolonged exposure to oxidizing environments up to 1800°F (980°C)
- Excellent resistance to sulfidation
- Great ductility, plus good forming and welding characteristics
- Resistance to wear and galling
Because of these and many other outstanding properties Nickel Alloy L-605, Cobalt L-605, and Haynes 25 are popular in a number of different industries for a wide range of applications. The aerospace and marine industries rely on Nickel Alloy L-605 for:
- Gas Turbine applications (rings, blades, and combustion chamber parts
- Industrial furnace applications
- Muffles and liners in high-temperature kilns
In order to be called Nickel Alloy L-605, Cobalt L-605 and Haynes 25, an alloy must have a specific chemical composition which includes:
- Cr 19-21%
- Co bal
- Ni 9-11%
- W 14-16%
- C .05-15%
- Mn 1-2%
- Fe 3%
- Si .4%
- P .4%
Continental Steel has been a supplier of Nickel Alloy L-605, Cobalt® L-605, and Haynes® 25 in round bar, strip, sheet, and wire. Our partner mills can supply Nickel Alloy L-605 that meets or exceeds the toughest industry standards including AMS5796 (wire), AMS 575 (round bar), and AMS 553 (flat products).
We stock and sell Nickel Alloy L-605 and Cobalt® L-605 and Haynes® 25 in Round Bar, Strip, Sheet & Wire.
Chemical Composition of Nickel Alloy L-605 and Cobalt® L-605 and Haynes® 25
- C
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.05 – .15
- Cr
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19.0 – 21.0
- Co
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bal
- Fe
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3.0 max
- Mn
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1.0 – 2.0
- Ni
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9.0 – 11.0
- P
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.4 max
- S
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.03 max
- Si
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.4 max
- W
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14.0 – 16.0
Nickel Alloy L-605 and Cobalt® L-605 and Haynes® 25 Standards
- Wire
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AMS 5796
- Round Bar
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AMS 575
- Flat Products
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AMS 553