When your work needs materials that won't break under stress, Incoloy 925 Forgings are the most reliable option. These high-performance parts are made by carefully shaping UNS N09925, a nickel-iron-chromium metal that gets stronger over time and is made to handle your biggest problems. When it comes to sour gas wells, high-pressure chemical handling, or deep-sea uses, these forgings are the best combination of strength and corrosion protection. Standard stainless steels break when they're stressed, and expensive superalloys can be hard on your budget. These goods, on the other hand, give you cost-effective performance where it matters most.

Our goods are precisely designed parts that fix your most important business issues. Sour gas settings don't cause sulphide stress cracking, chloride-induced stress corrosion cracking doesn't happen, and the structure stays strong in high-pressure, high-temperature situations. By forging, we improve the structure of the grains so that the finished product is stronger and more reliable than options that are cast or made.

| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Grade | Incoloy 925 (UNS N09925) |
| Manufacturing Capacity | 150 tons/month |
| Standard | ASTM B564, ASTM B446, JIS, DIN |
| Size Range | Custom sizes available |
| Finish Options | Polished, Annealed |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 50kg (Stock available for quick delivery) |
| Delivery Time | 20–45 days |
| Certifications | ISO9001:2008, TÜV, MTC acc EN10204.3.1 |
| Element | Content (%) |
|---|---|
| Nickel (Ni) | 42.0 - 46.0 |
| Chromium (Cr) | 19.5 - 22.5 |
| Iron (Fe) | Balance |
| Molybdenum (Mo) | 2.5 - 3.5 |
| Copper (Cu) | 1.5 - 3.0 |
| Titanium (Ti) | 1.9 - 2.4 |
| Aluminum (Al) | 0.1 - 0.5 |
| Carbon (C) | ≤0.03 |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Yield Strength | 725-860 MPa (105-125 ksi) |
| Tensile Strength | 930-1100 MPa (135-160 ksi) |
| Elongation | 25-30% |
| Hardness | 26-35 HRC |
| Impact Strength | Excellent, even at cryogenic temperatures |
Our forgings comply with internationally recognized standards:
Better rust Resistance: In chloride-rich settings, your parts will be safe from pitting and crevice rust.
Exceptional Strength: By age-hardening, the titanium and aluminium added to these forgings make them almost twice as strong as regular Incoloy 825.
Resistance to Hydrogen Embrittlement: If your equipment has a lot of nickel in it, it won't break down in hydrogen-rich environments.
Fine Grain Structure: The way we forge makes sure that the structure is strong in all directions and stays together.
Wide Range of Temperatures: These forgings work well in both low-temperature and high-temperature situations.
Solution That Saves Money: You get superalloy efficiency without the high cost.
For equipment that goes underground, you should use Incoloy 925 Forgings. For sour gas wells, use them in places where H2S and CO2 levels would kill other materials, like in mandrels, valves, hangers and tool joints.
Reliability is important for naval power systems. Forgings from us make high-strength shafts and bolts that won't rust in salt water and have the strain strength your operations need.
When working with hot sulphuric or phosphoric acids, you need valve and pump shafts that won't break down. Because these forgings contain copper, they are more resistant to lowering chemicals.
Forging is an advanced process that we use to turn raw metal into solid parts:
Material Choice: To make sure uniformity, we only buy from qualified, high-purity sellers of raw materials.
Heating: The metal is heated slowly until it reaches the right temperature for shaping, without letting grains grow.
Forging Operations: We use our 50,000㎡ facility with more than 100 high-precision tools to apply controlled pressure to smooth out the grain structure and get rid of any holes inside the metal.
Heat Treatment: Solution annealing at 1800–1900°F (980–1040°C) and two stages of precipitation hardening make your part as strong as possible.
Step 1: Checking the Raw Materials: Full chemical and physical testing makes sure the materials are up to code.
Step 2: Heat the metal. Precise temperature control gets the alloy ready to be shaped.
Step 3: Forging—More than one pass will help you get the shape you want and smooth out the grain structure.
Solution annealing is the fourth step. This high-temperature process breaks up any solids that have formed and gets the material ready to harden.
Step 5: Let it age. A two-stage heat process makes it stronger and more resistant to rust.
Step 6: Machining: Tight tolerances and high-quality surface finishing are used to get the final measurements.
Step 7: Check for quality. Full testing makes sure that all the requirements are met.

We understand that your operations cannot tolerate failure. Our inspection protocols ensure every forging meets the highest standards:
| Test Method | Purpose | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Ultrasonic Testing (UT) | Detect internal discontinuities | ASTM A388 |
| Microstructural Evaluation | Verify grain size uniformity | ASTM E112 |
| Tensile Testing | Confirm mechanical properties | ASTM E8 |
| Charpy V-Notch Impact Test | Validate toughness | ASTM E23 |
| Hardness Testing | Ensure proper heat treatment | Rockwell C (26-35 HRC) |
| Corrosion Testing | Verify pitting resistance | ASTM G48, G28 |
| Radiographic Testing | Internal integrity verification | As required |
| Hydrostatic Testing | Pressure component validation | Customer specifications |
14+ Years of Proven Experience: We've sold important parts to more than 70 countries and built trusting, long-term relationships based on quality.
Precision for Aerospace: Our AS9100D approval shows that we are dedicated to the greatest standards of production.
Complete Traceability: With every order, you get full paperwork (QAC/ITP/MTR) that makes sure it meets your needs.
Advanced Manufacturing Facility: Our 50,000⼡ plant has more than 100 high-precision tools that make sure the specs are tight and the finishes are excellent.
Full Testing: Being able to do ultrasound, radiographic, eddy current, and rust testing in-house lets us get things done faster without lowering the standard.
We can make anything from 50 kg minimum orders to 150 tonnes per month, so we can adapt to your needs.
Technical Support: From choosing the right material to solving problems that are unique to an application, our research team is here to help.
Global Logistics Network: We make sure that deliveries get to you on time anywhere in the world through our hub in Hong Kong.
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Q: How do Incoloy 925 and 825 differ?
A: Despite equal corrosion resistance, Incoloy 925 incorporates titanium and aluminium, allowing age-hardening for nearly double the strength of 825. If you need strong mechanical qualities and corrosion resistance, use 925.
Q: Are these forgings suitable for hydrogen-rich environments?
A: Most definitely. The high nickel concentration renders them resistant to hydrogen embrittlement, a frequent high-strength steel failure mechanism. They are perfect for refineries and petrochemicals.
Q: Your heat treatment suggestion?
A: Two-stage precipitation hardening follows solution annealing at 1800-1900°F (980-1040°C). Maximum strength and corrosion resistance are achieved using this procedure. Client-specific heat treatments are provided.
Q: Forgings at cryogenic temperatures—how do they perform?
A: They are appropriate for cryogenic valves and LNG applications due to their sub-zero ductility and impact strength.
Q: Are these forgings weldable?
A: GTAW or GMAW can weld them. To match the base material's corrosion resistance, we propose Inconel 625 or 725 filler metals. We offer welding method specifics after request.
Q: What paperwork comes with each order?
A: MTC, chemical composition, mechanical property, heat treatment, and dimensional inspection reports are provided. User-specified testing documentation is available.
Ready to discuss your specific requirements with Incoloy 925 Forgings? Our technical team is here to help you select the right solution.
Email: info@tsmnialloy.com
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