UNS N07713 / Alloy 713C Nickel Alloy

Inconel® 713C nickel superalloy delivers exceptional creep-rupture strength & fatigue resistance up to 2200°F. Ideal for turbine blades, turbochargers & high-temperature components. ZYTC Alloy ISO certified supplier. Request a quote.

Delivery :

FOB

minimum order :

50 kilograms

Supply Ability :

5000kilograms / Month

Stock Time :

7-10Day

Country of Origin :

CHINA

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ZYTC Inconel® 713C (UNS N07713) Precipitation-Hardenable Cast Superalloy

I. Basic Product Information

Material Name: Inconel® 713C Nickel-Chromium-Molybdenum Cast Superalloy (UNS N07713)
Definition: Precipitation-hardenable superalloy engineered for exceptional strength, creep-rupture resistance, and fatigue properties up to 1200°C (2200°F) .
Core Value: High as-cast strength with excellent microstructural stability under cyclic loading and sustained stress at extreme temperatures.
Key Advantages: Gamma prime (γ') strengthened | Excellent high-temperature stability | Superior creep resistance | Primarily used in precision cast components
Certification: ISO 9001 & AS9120
Product Forms: Cast components (Bar | Coil | Plate | Pipe | Custom Castings)

Chemical Composition (wt%):

Element	Ni	Cr	Mo	Al	Ti	Co	Zr
Min	Bal	12.0	3.8	5.5	0.5	1.8	0.05
Max	-	14.0	5.2	6.5	1.0	2.8	0.15

C 0.20% max, Fe 2.5% max, S 0.015% max.

II. Service Conditions & Selection Boundaries

Suitable Applications:

Aerospace & Gas Turbines: Turbine blades, vanes, wheels, rotating components
Turbochargers: High-performance turbine wheels and housings
Racing: Exhaust valves, turbo manifolds
Industrial: High-temperature chemical process equipment

Selection Boundaries:

Need weldable/wrought form? → Choose Inconel 625 or 718
Need oxidation resistance? → Choose Inconel 601 or 602 CA
Need aqueous corrosion? → Choose Inconel 625 or Hastelloy
Higher temp turbine alloy? → Choose Inconel 738 or MAR-M

III. Manufacturing Process & Material Comparison

Heat Treatment Options:

Process	Parameters	Outcome
Annealing	760-870°C / 8-16h, AC	Improves ductility
Precipitation Hardening	982-1010°C / 16-24h, AC	Maximizes γ' strength

Fabrication Guidelines:

Primary Form: Cast-only alloy (investment casting typical)
Machining: Extremely challenging. Requires rigid tooling, carbide/ceramic tools, positive feeds. Typically ground rather than machined.

Mechanical Properties (Typical, As-Cast):

Property	Value
Tensile Strength (RT)	740-840 MPa
Yield Strength (RT)	620-690 MPa
Elongation	5-8%
Stress Rupture (980°C/150 MPa)	30+ hours

Material Comparison Guide:

Alloy	Primary Strength	Max Temp	Form	Weldability
713C	Cast Strength	1200°C	Cast	Poor
718	Wrought Strength	704°C	All	Excellent
625	Corrosion	982°C	All	Excellent
601	Oxidation	1200°C+	All	Good

Procurement Recommendation:

Choose Alloy 713C for investment-cast components requiring maximum strength and creep resistance up to 1200°C, particularly in:

Aerospace turbine blades/vanes
High-performance turbochargers
Racing engine components

Critical Note: Inconel 713C is a cast-only alloy. For wrought forms, consider alternatives like 718 or 625.

Request a Quote Today:

For aerospace, turbocharger, or gas turbine applications demanding Alloy 713C's exceptional cast strength to 1200°C, contact ZYTC Alloy for certified materials and technical support.

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