Nimonic 80A Round Bars

Nimonic (UNS N07080) 80A Round Bars Supplier in Mumbai, India

Nicorex Alloys is an ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 certified supplier and stockist in Mumbai, India. We supply Alloy 80A bar according to ASTM B637 standard.

Nimonic 80A round bar provides precipitation-hardened creep-rupture strength up to 815°C (1500°F), specified for gas turbine blades, high-temperature fasteners, and nuclear boiler components. This wrought, age-hardenable nickel-chromium alloy (UNS N07080, W.Nr. 2.4952 / 2.4631) is strengthened by titanium and aluminium additions that form the γ′ Ni₃ (Ti, Al) precipitate phase during ageing. With Ni ≥73%, Cr 18–21%, Ti 1.80–2.70%, and Al 1.00–1.80%, Nimonic 80A bar combines excellent oxidation resistance with superior toughness and ductility under demanding thermal conditions. Each of our bars comes with EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificates and PMI reports. In the aged condition (8h/1080°C/AC + 16h/700°C/AC), Nimonic 80A bar reaches 1000 MPa (145 ksi) tensile strength and 620 MPa (90 ksi) proof stress with a hardness of 250–350 HB minimum. At 700°C, the bar retains approximately 60% of room-temperature proof stress, making it superior to solid-solution nickel alloys for sustained loads in the 600–815°C range. Oxidation weight loss at 900°C/100h is 11.2 mg/cm² under continuous heating. The cobalt content is limited to 2% max, keeping Alloy 80A suitable for nuclear environments.

Bar diameters span 6 mm to 200 mm as per ASTM B637, BS HR1 / HR601, and AMS 5766. Lengths run 1–6 metres with cut-to-length service. Available forms include round bar, rod, hex bar, flat bar, forged bar, and hollow bar. These bars are commonly referred to as Nicrofer 7520 Ti, Pyromet 80A, Superimphy 80A, and Udimet 80A.

Nimonic 80A Round Bars

Nimonic 80A Round Bar Specifications

Nimonic 80A bar specifications, including grade, standards, forms, diameters, lengths, conditions, finish, and hardness, are covered in the table below: 

Grade Nimonic 80A / Alloy 80A
Standards ASTM B637, BS HR1, BS HR601, BS 3076 NA20, AMS 5766
Forms Round Bar, Rod, Hex Bar, Flat Bar, Forged Bar
Diameter 6 mm – 200 mm
Length 1000 – 6000 mm, cut-to-length
Condition Solution Treated + Aged, Solution Treated Only
Heat Treatment 8h/1080°C/AC + 16h/700°C/AC
Finish Black, Bright, Polished, Centreless Ground
Hardness 250–350 HB (aged)

Nimonic 80A vs Nimonic 90 – Which Bar Grade to Specify?

Following is a selection guide to choose between Nimonic 80A and Nimonic 90: 

Parameter Nimonic 80A Nimonic 90
Cobalt 2% max 15–21%
Max Creep Temp 815°C 920°C
Tensile (aged) ~1000 MPa ~1080 MPa
Standard ASTM B637, BS HR1 AMS 5829, BS HR2
Nuclear Preferred (low Co) Not recommended
Cost Lower Higher
Typical Use Exhaust valves, bolts Turbine blades, springs
Specify Nimonic 80A for nuclear and automotive exhaust applications where low cobalt matters. Choose Nimonic 90 when creep-rupture strength above 815°C is the primary design driver.

Chemical Composition of Nimonic 80A Bar & Rod

Nimonic 80A chemical composition as per ASTM B637, UNS N07080 for bars and rods is mentioned in the table below:
Nickel (Ni) Chromium (Cr) Titanium (Ti) Aluminium (Al) Carbon (C) Cobalt (Co) Iron (Fe) Silicon (Si) Manganese (Mn) Copper (Cu) Boron (B) Sulphur (S)
Balance (≥73%) 18.0 – 21.0 1.80 – 2.70 1.00 – 1.80 0.04 – 0.10 2.0 max 3.0 max 1.0 max 1.0 max 0.20 max 0.008 max 0.015 max
Ti and Al additions enable γ′ Ni₃ (Ti, Al) precipitation hardening. This gives Nimonic 80A bar significantly higher creep-rupture strength than solid-solution Alloy 75. The low cobalt content (2% max) keeps the alloy suitable for nuclear service where Co⁶⁰ activation is a concern.

Mechanical Properties of ASTM B637 Nimonic 80A Round Bar

Nimonic 80A mechanical properties in aged and solution-treated conditions are given in the table below. These include tensile and yield strength, elongation, and hardness:
Property Proof 0.2% Tensile Elongation RA Hardness
Aged (ST+Age) 620 MPa (90 ksi) 1000 MPa (145 ksi) ≥15% ≥20% 250–350 HB
Solution Treated 350 MPa 750 MPa ≥30%
At 700°C, aged Nimonic 80A bar retains ~60% of room-temperature proof stress. This retention under sustained thermal exposure makes it superior to solid-solution alloys for loaded components in the 600–815°C range.

Physical Properties of Nimonic 80A Round Bar

Physical properties of UNS N07080, including density, melting range, elastic modulus, specific heat, thermal conductivity, and electrical resistivity, are covered in the table below:
Property Density Melting Range Elastic Modulus (20°C) Specific Heat (20°C) Thermal Conductivity (20°C) Electrical Resistivity
Value 8.19 1320–1365 222 448 11.2 1.24
Unit g/cm³ °C GPa J/kg·°C W/m·K µΩ·m

Nimonic 80A Round Bar Equivalent Grades

The equivalent designation for Alloy 80A bar is UNS N07080, and its Werkstoff Nr. is 2.4952. Some of its other global equivalent designations are mentioned in the table below:

UNS Werkstoff Nr. DIN
N07080 2.4952, 2.4631 17742, 17754
 

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Available Forms of Nimonic 80A Bar & Rod

Nimonic 80A bar forms for machining, fastening, and structural requirements:
Nimonic Hot Rolled Bars

Nimonic 80A Hot-Rolled Bar

Nimonic Cold Drawn Bars

Nimonic 80A Cold-Drawn Bar

Nimonic Forged Bars

Nimonic 80A Forged Bar

Nimonic Hex Bars

Nimonic 80A Hex & Flat Bar

Nimonic hollow Bars

Nimonic 80A Hollow Bar

Creep-Rupture & Elevated Temperature Behaviour of Nimonic 80A Bar

An aged Nimonic 80A bar provides service up to 815°C under sustained loading. The γ′ precipitate pins dislocations and resists grain boundary sliding. Stress relaxation resistance at 500–700°C is excellent, making Alloy 80A the preferred choice for high-temperature bolting in power generation and nuclear applications where bolt pre-load must hold over years of service.
Oxidation weight loss at 900°C/100h continuous heating is ~11.2 mg/cm². At 1000°C intermittent heating (24h cycles): 8.92 mg/cm². The Cr₂O₃ scale protects against oxidising atmospheres. Fatigue data from 20°C to 750°C (Special Metals SMC-074) confirms suitability for rotating turbine and automotive components.

Hot Working, Cold Working & Heat Treatment of Nimonic 80A Bar

It is recommended to hot work the Nimonic 80A round bar at 1050–1200°C. Forging range is 982–1176°C. The alloy work-hardens rapidly during cold working; intermediate anneals are needed for large reductions.

Solution treat it at 1080°C for 8 hours, then air cool. Age at 700°C for 16 hours, then air cool. This two-step cycle precipitates maximum γ′ for peak creep-rupture strength. Weld using TIG or MIG with matching filler. Material must be in a solution-treated condition before welding. Post-weld solution + ageing restores full joint strength.

Industries & Applications Using Nimonic 80A Round Bars & Rods

Nimonic 80A bars and rods are specified in 5 crucial industries requiring age-hardened bar stock with proven creep-rupture performance for high-temperature rotating, fastening, and structural components:
Industrial Applications

How to Order Nimonic 80A Round Bar

Provide the following 10 documents to place an order of Nimonic 80A round bar for quotations: 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ASTM Standard covers Nimonic 80A Round Bar?

ASTM B637 covers precipitation-hardenable nickel alloy rods, bars, and forgings for high-temperature service, including UNS N07080. Additional standards include BS HR1, HR601, AMS 5766, and DIN 17742.

Under sustained creep loading, Nimonic 80A bar is rated to 815°C (1500°F). Above this, γ′ coarsening reduces creep strength. For higher service, consider Nimonic 90 (920°C) or Nimonic 105.

Nicorex Alloys stocks 6 mm to 200 mm in diameter. Forged bar is available in larger diameters on request. Standard lengths: 1–6 metres with cut-to-length service.

Yes. Welding aged material risks strain-age cracking in the HAZ. Post-weld solution treatment followed by re-ageing is recommended for full joint strength recovery.

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