Inconel 600 strips are narrow, flat-rolled lengths of nickel-chromium-iron alloy, slit from coil for continuous forming and stamping. The grade carries 72% nickel minimum, which blocks chloride-ion stress corrosion cracking and caustic attack. Melting is between 1354 and 1413°C, and service in air runs to about 1093°C. Cold work is the only strengthening route for this solid-solution alloy. They are typically used for manufacturing furnace components, chemical process vessel linings, steam generator tubing parts, and high-temperature sealing elements.
As an Inconel 600 strip supplier, we slit every UNS N06600 strip on our own lines rather than reselling mill widths. Our high-quality Inconel strips are annealed to ASTM B168 in any width from 3 mm to 2000 mm, and buyers pick from four surface finishes. Each coil is followed from inspection through to shipping.