// MATERIAL — INCONEL
Inconel & Superalloy Machining
Superalloy performance for extreme heat and corrosive environments — Inconel 625, 718, and beyond, machined to print.
Inconel is the definition of a hard part. It work-hardens fast, holds its strength at temperature, and chews up tooling — which is exactly why so many shops turn it away. We don't. Controlled parameters, rigid fixturing, and the right inserts let us hold tolerance in alloys built to resist being cut.
Superalloys we machine
Inconel 625 and 718 for aerospace, energy, and high-temperature applications, plus other nickel-based superalloys on request. If your part lives in heat, pressure, or corrosion, this is the material — and we know how to make it.
- Inconel 625, 718 and other nickel superalloys
- Strategies that manage work-hardening and tool wear
- Aerospace, energy, and high-temperature parts
- Tight tolerances with full traceability
| Common grades | Inconel 625, Inconel 718 |
|---|---|
| Applications | Aerospace, energy, oil & gas, high-temp |
| Processes | 5-axis milling, turning, inspection |
| Quality | ISO 9001:2015 · ITAR · traceability |
// FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes — both are common for us. We use controlled parameters and rigid setups to manage work-hardening and hold tolerance.
It work-hardens and is hard on tooling, so it takes experience and patience. Hard alloys like Inconel are precisely our specialty.
Yes — full material traceability and certificates of conformance are standard.
Send us the hard one.
Upload your drawing or STEP file and we'll come back with pricing and lead time — from a single high-mix part to full production runs, held to exacting tolerances.