Alloy 825 • UNS N08825 • WNR 2.4858

Nickel alloy 825, also known as Incoloy 825, is a nickel-iron-chromium alloy with additional elements such as molybdenum, copper, and titanium.

It is designed to offer excellent resistance to a wide range of corrosive environments, particularly those involving harsh chemicals, acids, and high temperatures. Nickel alloy 825 is part of the Incoloy family of alloys developed by Special Metals Corporation.

One of the primary advantages of alloy 825 is its exceptional resistance to various corrosive environments, including sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, sulfur-containing gases, and seawater. It is especially well-suited for applications in chemical processing, oil and gas, and marine industries.

Available tube product forms

Typical Applications

Typical manufacturing specifications

  • ASTM B626
  • ASTM B423
  • ASTM B704
  • Also individual customer specifications.

Industries predominantly using this grade


Technical Data


Mechanical Properties


Temper Annealed
Tensile Rm 85 ksi (min)
Tensile Rm 590 MPa (min)
R.p. 0.2% Yield 35 ksi (min)
R.p. 0.2% Yield 240 MPa (min)
Elongation (2” or 4D gl) 30 % (min)

Physical Properties (Room Temperature)


Specific Heat (0-100°C) 440 J.kg-1.°K-1
Thermal Conductivity 11.1 W.m -1.°K-1
Thermal Expansion 14 μm/μm/°C
Modulus Elasticity 196 GPa
Electrical Resistivity 1.13 Ohm-cm
Density 8.13 g/cm3

Chemical Composition (% by weight)


Element Min Max
C - 0.05
Si - 0.5
Mn - 1
P - 0.03
S - 0.03
Al - 0.2
Cr 19.5 23.5
Cu 1.5 3
Fe Balance
Mo 2.5 3.5
N 0.15 0.25
Ni 38 46
Ti 0.60 1.20