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Illustrative Inconel 625 elbow, equal tee, reducers, and pipe cap with butt-weld ends

Inconel 625 / Pipe Fittings / UNS N06625

Inconel 625 Pipe Fittings Manufacturer & Exporter

Raymond Tube Industries manufactures, supplies, and exports Inconel 625 / UNS N06625 pipe fittings to ASTM B366 / ASME SB366 for corrosion-critical nickel alloy process piping. The supply scope includes elbows, tees, reducers, caps, stub ends, and forged fitting requirements reviewed against the applicable dimensional standard, schedule or bore, testing, documentation, packing, quantity, and destination.

Material

Inconel 625 / UNS N06625

ASTM / ASME

ASTM B366 / ASME SB366

Size

ASME B16.9 reference scope: NPS 1/2 through NPS 48 for factory-made wrought buttwelding fittings

Class / bore

Buyer to specify schedule, wall thickness, matching pipe, or bore requirement

Facing / end

Butt-weld / forged route

Documents

MTC / EN 10204 3.1; PMI / TPI where specified

Material description

Inconel 625 material and product scope.

Start with material identity, then define the flange or fitting form, dimensions, inspection, documentation, and packing requirements for quotation.

Inconel 625 pipe fittings are specified for nickel alloy piping systems where the fitting route must match corrosion resistance, weldability, traceability, and the project piping class.

RTI separates wrought butt-weld fitting requirements from forged socket-weld or threaded fitting requirements so the RFQ can capture class, NDE, construction route, marking, and document expectations.

Chemistry and mechanical tables come from the same controlled UNS N06625 material data used by the Phase 3 benchmark page.

Inconel 625 Pipe Fittings commercial specification snapshot
SpecificationVerified valueUnit
ASTM standardASTM B366 for factory-made wrought nickel alloy fittings-
ASME material standardASME SB366-
UNSN06625-
SizesASME B16.9 reference scope: NPS 1/2 through NPS 48 for factory-made wrought buttwelding fittings-
Pressure classButtweld fittings are specified by wall schedule or bore; forged fitting class requires B16.11 / drawing confirmation-
Schedule / boreBuyer to specify schedule, wall thickness, matching pipe, or bore requirement-
Facing / endsButtweld bevel, socket-weld, threaded, or lap-joint assembly details as applicable-
Dimensional standardsASME B16.9 for buttweld fittings; ASME B16.11 for socket-weld/threaded forged fitting review-

Sizes and configuration

Open the dimensional table that matches the buying decision.

The full reference tables remain available for engineering review. Start with the size family and dimensional standard that apply to the RFQ.

ASME B16.9 / NPS 1/2 through NPS 48

Controlled size architecture

Pipe fitting size and schedule matrix

NPS 1/2 through NPS 48 under ASME B16.9. Standard dimensions are shown for specification planning; availability, manufacturing route, and delivery are confirmed against the final RFQ specification.

Final RFQ confirmation

Class / schedule scope

Schedule or wall thickness as specified for the fitting geometry

Facing / end scope

Butt-weld bevel

ASME B16.9 butt-weld fittings nominal size and configuration guide
Nominal sizeDNProductStandardRFQ review
1/2"DN 15Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
3/4"DN 20Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
1"DN 25Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
1-1/4"DN 32Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
1-1/2"DN 40Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
2"DN 50Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
2-1/2"DN 65Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
3"DN 80Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
4"DN 100Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
5"DN 125Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
6"DN 150Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
8"DN 200Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
10"DN 250Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
12"DN 300Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
14"DN 350Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
16"DN 400Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
18"DN 450Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
20"DN 500Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
22"DN 550Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
24"DN 600Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
26"DN 650Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
28"DN 700Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
30"DN 750Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
32"DN 800Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
34"DN 850Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
36"DN 900Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
38"DN 950Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
40"DN 1000Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
42"DN 1050Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
44"DN 1100Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
46"DN 1150Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ
48"DN 1200Butt-weld fittingASME B16.9Final RFQ

Elbows, tees, reducers, caps, returns, and stub ends do not share identical dimensional availability. Confirm the exact fitting geometry before quotation.

Use the RFQ selector to state product form, NPS / DN, class or schedule, facing or end connection, testing, and documents for review.

Controlled size selector

Configure this component requirement.

Select the flange or fitting form, NPS / DN, class or schedule, facing or end connection, and quantity. The RFQ handoff retains the chosen configuration.

Final RFQ confirmation

Selected requirement

Inconel 625 / UNS N06625 | 90 degree LR Elbow | 6" / DN 150 | Sch 80

ASME B16.9. Availability, manufacturing route, and delivery are confirmed against the final RFQ specification.

Product forms

Pipe fitting forms for controlled project supply.

Every form is a quotation signal: it controls standard selection, dimensional review, inspection, packing, and the drawing or piping-class details needed before offer.

90 deg elbow

Long-radius or project-defined direction changes for process piping packages.

45 deg elbow

Angled direction changes where layout, pressure drop, and weld access need coordination.

Tee

Equal tee fittings for branch connections in butt-welded piping systems.

Reducing tee

Branch connections with unequal run or outlet sizes, specified by full size sequence.

Concentric reducer

Inline diameter transition where centerline continuity is required.

Eccentric reducer

Offset diameter transition for pump suction, drainability, or layout-controlled systems.

Cap

End closure for pressure piping, test boundaries, and pipeline extensions.

Stub end

Lap-joint assembly component for systems requiring rotating backing flanges.

Forged fitting

Socket-weld or threaded fitting scope routed separately from wrought butt-weld fitting requirements.

Commercial control path

A product enquiry RTI can quote without decoding guesswork.

Material

Inconel 625

Product

Pipe Fittings

UNS

N06625

Standard

ASTM B366 / ASME SB366

Packing

Export-ready release

Documents

MTC / PMI / TPI

Dimensional standards

Size, class, facing, schedule, and bore are separate commercial decisions.

The page presents standards as quotation routes. The final offer must follow the buyer's piping class, drawing, and approved dimensional basis.

Buttweld fitting dimensions

ASME B16.9 covers NPS 1/2 through NPS 48 factory-made wrought buttwelding fittings

Wall basis

B16.9 covers any producible wall thickness; buyer must state schedule or bore requirement

Forged fitting review

Socket-weld and threaded forged fittings require ASME B16.11 / drawing review and separate class confirmation

Chemical composition

Published chemistry reference.

Use the material test certificate and ordered standard to confirm the chemistry of the delivered product.

Limiting chemical composition - Inconel 625 / UNS N06625
ElementVerified compositionBasis
Nickel58.0 minMass %
Chromium20.0-23.0Mass %
Iron5.0 maxMass %
Molybdenum8.0-10.0Mass %
Niobium plus tantalum3.15-4.15Mass %
Carbon0.10 maxMass %
Manganese0.50 maxMass %
Silicon0.50 maxMass %
Phosphorus0.015 maxMass %
Sulfur0.015 maxMass %
Aluminum0.40 maxMass %
Titanium0.40 maxMass %
Cobalt1.0 max if determinedMass %

Values are source-backed limiting composition values. Final lot chemistry must be read from the material certificate.

Mechanical properties

Mechanical data with product-form context.

The table avoids undocumented product guarantees. Final conformance is tied to ASTM/ASME route and certificate review.

Room-temperature mechanical properties - published typical values
Form and conditionTensile strength0.2% yield strengthElongation / hardness
Rod, bar, plate - annealed827-1034 MPa414-655 MPa60-30% elongation; 145-220 HB
Rod, bar, plate - solution-treated724-896 MPa290-414 MPa65-40% elongation; 116-194 HB
Sheet and strip - annealed827-1034 MPa414-621 MPa55-30% elongation
Tube and pipe, cold-drawn - annealed827-965 MPa414-517 MPa55-30% elongation
Tube and pipe, cold-drawn - solution-treated689-827 MPa276-414 MPa60-40% elongation

Manufacturer bulletin values are typical composites and not specification minima. Purchase orders should use the applicable ASTM/ASME product standard and the MTC.

Applications and corrosion considerations

A commercial page with engineering discipline underneath.

Applications help qualify the enquiry, while corrosion notes flag the review questions that must be resolved before substitution or service approval.

Nickel alloy process piping

Offshore seawater lines

Chemical transfer systems

Pump and vessel tie-ins

Marine and desalination hardware

Heat exchanger piping connections

Sour-service projects requiring review

High-integrity repair spools

Aqueous corrosion

High nickel, chromium, molybdenum, and niobium content supports resistance across oxidizing and nonoxidizing chemical environments, with strong performance against pitting and crevice corrosion.

Seawater and chloride service

The grade is widely considered for seawater-related applications because it resists local attack and chloride-ion stress corrosion cracking better than many austenitic stainless options.

Weld sensitization control

Niobium contributes stabilization against sensitization during welding, supporting intergranular cracking resistance when fabrication procedures and heat input are controlled.

High-temperature oxidation

The alloy has published resistance to oxidation and scaling at elevated temperature, but pressure design and allowable stresses must be checked to the governing code.

Inspection, packing, documentation

Conversion depends on confidence at release.

The product page turns buyer concerns into explicit RFQ controls: PMI, MTC, TPI, NACE or IGC review, packing protection, and document release.

Alloy tees and elbows arranged on a pallet for product preparation

Genuine RTI evidence

Finished fitting forms

RTI component photography supporting geometry, end preparation, surface, and packing review. Material grade is confirmed through heat traceability and the agreed release documents, not visual appearance alone.

PMI

PMI scope should identify parent material, weld seam or forged fitting route where applicable, and final marking.

MTC

Certificate review should confirm heat number, UNS, product standard, chemistry, tensile data, and heat treatment route.

TPI

Witness points may include visual inspection, dimensions, marking, PMI, NDE records, packing, and document release.

NACE

NACE review applies only when the project environment requires sour-service compliance.

Surface protection

Machined faces, gasket surfaces, threads, and bevel ends are protected according to the packing instruction.

Traceable marking

Heat numbers, grade, size, class, standard, and item tags should stay readable through packing and receipt.

Export packing

Wooden case, pallet, moisture barrier, separation, and destination marking requirements are captured at RFQ stage.

EN 10204 3.1

Specify inspection certificate type where the buyer requires manufacturer-issued lot traceability.

Dimensional record

Add dimensional inspection reports for machined flanges, RTJ grooves, bores, bevels, and fitting geometry where required.

Inspection dossier

PMI, MTC, TPI release, NDE, packing list, marking photos, and origin/export documents can be compiled into one dossier.

Technical quotation

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Commercial FAQs

RFQ questions for Inconel 625 Pipe Fittings.

Answers focus on the details procurement and engineering teams should define before requesting a quotation.

Which standard applies to Inconel 625 buttweld fittings?

ASTM B366 / ASME SB366 is the material route for factory-made wrought nickel alloy fittings, while ASME B16.9 controls the common buttweld dimensional basis.

Can forged Inconel 625 fittings be requested on the same page?

Yes. The RFQ should state forged fitting, socket-weld or threaded end, class, ASME B16.11 or drawing basis, quantity, testing, and certificate requirements.

What pipe fitting forms are included?

The benchmark page includes 90 deg elbows, 45 deg elbows, tees, reducing tees, concentric reducers, eccentric reducers, caps, stub ends, and forged fittings.

Is hydrostatic testing always required by ASTM B366?

ASTM B366 public scope states hydrostatic testing of wrought fittings is not required by that specification. Project specifications may still require additional testing.

Should PMI be specified for Inconel 625 fittings?

PMI should be specified for traceable alloy packages because it helps verify grade identity before dispatch and supports traceability documentation.

What documents should accompany Inconel 625 fittings?

Common document requirements include MTC, EN 10204 3.1 where required, PMI report, dimensional report, TPI release, NDE records if specified, packing list, and marking photos.

Technical quotation

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Send the material, size, class or schedule, quantity, and applicable specification. RTI's export team will receive the technical enquiry route.

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