Hastelloy C276 pipe refers to a nickel-based alloy pipe primarily used for fluid transportation in harsh corrosive and high-temperature environments. It is widely used in chemical, petroleum, and environmental protection industries, and is a common type of corrosion-resistant alloy pipe. HT PIPE is a asme sb626 n10276 welded Pipe supplier with 15+ export experience. Contact us for more information and quotes for free!
Hastelloy C276 Pipe Core Composition and Properties
Nickel (Ni) 57%-63%, Chromium (Cr) 14%-16.5%, Molybdenum (Mo) 15%-17%, Tungsten (W) 3%-4.5%, Iron (Fe) 4%-7%, Carbon (C) ≤0.01%, Silicon (Si) ≤0.08%, Manganese (Mn) ≤1%, Phosphorus (P) ≤0.04%, Sulfur (S) ≤0.03%.
Main Performance Characteristics of Hastelloy C276 Pipe
hastelloy c276 pipe Corrosion Resistance
Hastelloy C276 Pipe shows excellent corrosion resistance to strong acids such as hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, acetic acid, formic acid, and phosphoric acid, as well as chlorine-containing media (such as seawater, chloride solutions, and chlorine gas). It performs particularly well in reducing corrosive environments and can withstand sulfuric acid with a concentration of ≤90% (at room temperature) and hydrochloric acid with a concentration of ≤30% (at room temperature).
alloy n10276 High-Temperature Mechanical Properties
UNS N10276 pipe maintains stable mechanical properties in the temperature range of -253℃ to 1093℃. At room temperature, the tensile strength is ≥690MPa, the yield strength is ≥310MPa, and the elongation is ≥40%. It can be used in pressurized pipelines under high-temperature conditions.
hastelloy n10276 tube Processing Performance
It can be welded (using matching welding wire ERNiCrMo-4), bent, and cut. However, after welding, prolonged exposure to temperatures between 650℃ and 1040℃ should be avoided to prevent precipitation of phases that could lead to performance degradation, after cold working, plasticity can be restored through solution treatment (holding at 1120℃-1150℃ followed by rapid cooling).
alloy c276 pipe Wear Resistance
In conditions where corrosion and wear coexist (such as the transportation of corrosive fluids containing particles), its wear resistance is superior to ordinary stainless steel pipes (such as 316L).

Performance Comparison with Similar Alloy Tubes
|
Comparison Item |
Hastelloy C276 Tube |
Inconel 625 Tube |
316L Stainless Steel Tube |
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Nickel Content |
57%-63% |
≥ 58% |
10%-14% |
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Key Alloying Elements |
High Mo (15%-17%), W (3%-4.5%) |
Nb (3.15%-4.15%), Mo (8%-10%) |
Mo (2%-3%) |
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Corrosion Resistance Advantage Areas |
Strong acids, chlorine-containing media, reducing environments |
High-temperature oxidation, medium corrosion environments |
Ordinary corrosion environments |
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Maximum Service Temperature |
816℃ (1500℉) |
982℃ (1800℉) |
538℃ |
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Room-Temperature Tensile Strength |
≥ 690MPa |
Higher (significant advantage at high temperatures) |
≥ 515MPa |
Typical Application Fields of Hastelloy C276 Tubing
Chemical Industry: Used in reactor feed pipelines, heat exchanger tube bundles, and acid and alkali conveying pipelines, especially suitable for conveying highly corrosive media in the production of pesticides, dyes, and pharmaceutical intermediates.
Oil and Gas Industry: Offshore platform pipelines for sulfur-containing oil and gas transportation, oil and gas well casings (high chlorine and sulfur environments), and desulfurization unit pipelines.
Environmental Protection Industry: Flue gas desulfurization and denitrification equipment pipelines in waste incineration power plants, and acid-containing wastewater conveying pipelines in sewage treatment plants.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Corrosion-resistant pipelines in drug purification processes (must meet food-grade/pharmaceutical-grade standards, such as ASTM B622).
Aerospace and Nuclear Energy: Connecting pipelines for high-temperature components of aircraft engines, and low-concentration nitric acid conveying pipelines in the nuclear industry.
Extended Application Scenarios: Digester equipment pipelines in the pulp and paper industry, desalination system pipelines, and nuclear power plant wastewater treatment pipelines.





