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Inconel X-750 Scrap: Composition and Trade

Precipitation-hardenable nickel-chromium alloy. UNS N07750, W.Nr 2.4669

Quick Answer

Inconel X-750 (UNS N07750) is a precipitation-hardenable nickel-chromium alloy with at least 70% nickel, 14 to 17% chromium, 5 to 9% iron, and about 2.5% titanium, 0.7% aluminium and 1% niobium for strength. It is used for springs, bolts, turbine parts and tooling. Mipra Steel buys and sells X-750 scrap kept apart from Inconel 600 and 718.

UNS
N07750
W.Nr.
2.4669
Type
Age-hardenable Ni-Cr
HS code (customs)
7503.00 (nickel waste and scrap)

Inconel X-750

At a glance
Nickel70% min
Chromium14 to 17%
Iron5 to 9%
Titanium2.25 to 2.75%
Niobium0.70 to 1.20%
Density8.28 g/cm³

Inconel X-750 Scrap Buyer and Seller

X-750 looks like Inconel 600 to the eye and on a quick nickel-chromium reading. The titanium and niobium that make it age-hardenable are also what a melter pays for, so Mipra Steel lots it on its own.

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Tell us the form (spring wire, bar, sheet, fasteners, forgings), weight, location and any certificates. A reading showing titanium near 2.5% and niobium near 1% confirms X-750. We review incoming enquiries and respond with relevant next steps.

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What Is Inconel X-750?

Special Metals describes X-750 as a nickel-chromium alloy made precipitation-hardenable by additions of aluminium and titanium, which combine with nickel during heat treatment to form gamma prime, Ni3(Al,Ti). Niobium adds to the effect. Special Metals lists springs and fasteners for service from sub-zero temperatures up to about 650°C (1200°F).

The producer's list of uses explains where the scrap comes from: gas turbine rotor blades, wheels, bolts and structural members; rocket-engine thrust chambers; thrust reversers and hot-air ducting; large pressure vessels; heat-treating fixtures, forming tools and extrusion dies; and springs and fasteners. In the scrap trade, spring wire, bar ends and fastener stock are the commonest X-750 lots.

X-750 is listed with the Inconel alloys. Inconel is a trademark of Special Metals Corporation, used here only to identify material.

Inconel X-750 Chemical Composition

Limiting chemical composition in weight per cent from Special Metals publication SMC-067.

Inconel X-750 composition chart: nickel 70% min, chromium 14 to 17%, iron 5 to 9%, titanium 2.25 to 2.75%, niobium 0.70 to 1.20%, aluminium 0.40 to 1.00%
Inconel X-750 composition, mid-range values.
ElementSymbolwt%
Nickel (plus cobalt)Ni70.00 min
ChromiumCr14.0 to 17.0
IronFe5.0 to 9.0
TitaniumTi2.25 to 2.75
Niobium (plus tantalum)Nb0.70 to 1.20
AluminiumAl0.40 to 1.00
ManganeseMn1.00 max
SiliconSi0.50 max
CopperCu0.50 max
CarbonC0.08 max
SulphurS0.01 max
CobaltCo1.00 max
UNSN07750
W.Nr.2.4669
Density8.28 g/cm³ (0.299 lb/in³)
Melting range1393 to 1427°C
Product formsSheet, strip, plate, round and flat bar, forging stock, hexagon, wire, tubing, extruded section

How X-750 Scrap Is Identified

ReadingPoints to
Titanium about 2.5%, niobium about 1%, iron 5 to 9%Inconel X-750
Similar nickel and chromium, no titanium or niobiumInconel 600
Iron about 18%, niobium about 5%, molybdenum about 3%Inconel 718
Chromium about 19.5%, titanium about 2.25%, iron under 1%Nimonic 80A
Chart comparing Inconel X-750 with Inconel 600 and 718 on titanium, niobium, iron and molybdenum
Titanium and niobium separate X-750 from Inconel 600.

X-750 Scrap Forms

FormTypical source
Spring wire and coilsSpring makers and maintenance
Bar ends and fastener stockBolt and fastener manufacture
Sheet and strip trimDucting and structural fabrication
Forgings and toolingRings, dies and heat-treat fixtures
TurningsMachining; dry and single-grade

What Sets the Price of X-750 Scrap

  • Contained nickel and chromium, with a niobium credit.
  • Grade proof: X-750 kept apart from Inconel 600.
  • Form: solids and wire above turnings.
  • Contamination with steel hardware or other alloys.
  • Lot size and location.

No price list is published; offers are dated.

X-750 Scrap Import and Export

X-750 scrap is declared under heading 7503.00, nickel waste and scrap, with the grade named. See importing into India and export documents. Lots leaving India go through our nickel alloy scrap exporter desk.

Inconel X-750 FAQ

What is Inconel X-750?

A precipitation-hardenable nickel-chromium alloy, UNS N07750 and W.Nr 2.4669, strengthened by titanium, aluminium and niobium.

What is the difference between Inconel X-750 and Inconel 600?

Similar nickel, chromium and iron, but X-750 adds about 2.5% titanium, 0.7% aluminium and 1% niobium so it can be age-hardened. Inconel 600 is a solid-solution alloy without them.

What is X-750 used for?

Springs and fasteners, gas turbine blades, wheels and bolts, rocket thrust chambers, ducting, pressure vessels and hot-working tools.

How is X-750 told apart from Inconel 718?

Inconel 718 has about 18% iron, 5% niobium and 3% molybdenum; X-750 has 5 to 9% iron, about 1% niobium and no molybdenum.

Which HS code applies to Inconel X-750 scrap?

Heading 7503.00, nickel waste and scrap.

Sources and Review

Figures are quoted as published in these sources; any value we could not confirm has been left out.

  • Special Metals Corporation, INCONEL alloy X-750 (SMC-067, Sept 2004): limiting composition, UNS and W.Nr numbers, physical constants, description, applications and product forms.
  • Inconel 600, Inconel 718 and Nimonic 80A values as listed on this site.

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