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    Incoloy 925 Bolts (UNS N09925) — Bolting Hub

    Hex bolts, heavy hex bolts, stud bolts, cap screws, anchor bolts, eye bolts in nickel-iron-chromium alloy

    Incoloy 925 bolts (UNS N09925) is the broad bolting hub on this site, covering every head-style fastener in the alloy. The choice of bolt type depends on the joint configuration: head form (hex / heavy hex / square / socket / countersunk), thread reach (full or partial), end form (chamfered / cup / oval), and whether the bolt is used with a nut, threaded into a tapped hole, embedded in concrete, or anchored in another fastening medium. All Incoloy 925 bolts share the same metallurgy, aged condition delivering 110 ksi yield, 165 ksi tensile, with hardness controlled within the NACE MR0175 35 HRC sour-service cap, what differs is the geometry. This page is the navigation hub for the specific bolt-type pages; for the API 6A wellhead-spec stud-and-nut bolting that drives most volume, see stud bolts.

    Need Incoloy 925 bolts? Email info@torqbolt.com with bolt type, diameter × length, thread series, quantity, applicable standards. WhatsApp +91-22-66157017.

    Bolt Types, Pick the Right Page

    Bolt TypeStandardUsePage
    Stud bolts (full-thread, 2 nuts)ASTM B805 / ASTM A193 / API 6AAPI 6A wellhead, Christmas tree, BOP, flange boltingstud bolts
    Hex bolts (integral hex head)ASME B18.2.1 / ISO 4014General structural + machinery boltinghex bolts
    Heavy hex bolts (larger AF, structural)ASME B18.2.6 / EN 14399High-load structural-steel + pressure-vesselheavy hex bolts
    Hex cap screws (precision)ASME B18.2.1 Grade A / ISO 4014 Grade ARotating machinery, valve internals, precision jointshex cap screws
    Socket head cap screws (internal hex)ASME B18.3 / DIN 912Tight-clearance + counterbored applicationssocket head cap screws
    12-point screws (external 12-point drive)ASME B18.2.7M / NAS 1351Aerospace + high-torque tight-access bolting12-point screws
    Countersunk screws (flush head)ASME B18.6.3 / DIN 7991Flush-surface fastening; aerodynamic / aesthetic jointscountersunk screws
    Set screws (grub / headless)ASME B18.3 / DIN 913–916Shaft-collar + hub-locking applicationsset screws
    Push bolts (for body removal / extraction)Customer drawingPush-out service for hub / bushing extractionpush bolts
    U-bolts (curved-form rod)ASME / customer drawingPipe / cable / shaft clampingu-bolts
    Threaded rods (continuous-thread, cut to length)ASTM F1554 / DIN 976Cut-to-length stud + anchor-rod servicethreaded rods
    Studs (broad category, includes welding studs)ASME B18.31.2 / DIN 938–940 / AWS D1.6Tap-end / welding / continuous variantsstuds

    Common Mechanical Properties (All Bolt Types, Aged)

    PropertyAged Condition (ASTM B805 min)
    Tensile Strength165 ksi (1140 MPa) min
    0.2% Yield Strength110 ksi (760 MPa) min
    Elongation in 4D18% min
    Hardness32–35 HRC (NACE sour-service cap)
    Charpy V-notch at -46°C40 J min (NACE)

    Selecting the Right Bolt Type

    Common Standards

    • ASTM B805, UNS N09925 forgings & forging stock (input bar for all bolt types)
    • ASTM A193 Grade B8N / ASTM F2281, bolting materials specifications
    • ASTM A320 Grade L7, cryogenic bolting (when -101°C Charpy required)
    • ASME B18 series, dimensional standards per bolt type (B18.2.1 / B18.2.6 / B18.3 / B18.6.3 / B18.2.7M / B18.31.2)
    • ISO 4014 / 4017 / DIN 933 / 931, metric hex bolts
    • API 6A, Wellhead and Tree Equipment (PSL-1 to PSL-4)
    • API 20E, Alloy and Carbon Steel Bolting (BSL-1 / 2 / 3 quality levels)
    • NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156-3, Table A.10 sour service
    • NORSOK M-630 MDS A30, Norwegian Continental Shelf bolting
    • EN 10204 3.1 / 3.2, certification

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which Incoloy 925 bolt type is most common in oilfield service? The stud bolt + 2× heavy hex nuts + washers assembly per API 6A is by far the most common, it is the bolting on every wellhead, Christmas tree, BOP and major production-flange joint in sour H₂S service worldwide. Hex bolts and cap screws are more common in machinery, valve internals and structural service.

    What's the difference between Incoloy 925 bolts and Incoloy 825 bolts? See Incoloy 925 vs 825: 925 is age-hardenable to 110 ksi YS; 825 is solid-solution at ~45 ksi YS. For high-strength bolting, 925 is the only practical choice; 825 is reserved for low-load piping and vessel internals.

    What's the typical lead time? Standard sizes / standard bolt types: 4–6 weeks. Larger sizes / specialty bolt types (12-point / countersunk / welding stud / push bolt): 6–10 weeks. Custom drawings: quote-by-quote.

    Documentation Package

    • EN 10204 3.1 manufacturer's MTC (3.2 with TPI on request)
    • Heat-lot chemistry vs UNS N09925 limits
    • Tensile + RA + elongation per heat / per heat-treatment lot
    • 100% hardness inspection (32–35 HRC NACE band)
    • Charpy at -46°C / -101°C as applicable
    • Heat-treatment chart-recorder traces
    • Dimensional inspection ASME B18 series + thread Go / No-Go ASME B1.3
    • NACE MR0175 Table A.10 reference
    • API 6A PSL level reference (TPI for PSL-4)
    • Bolt marking: heat number + UNS N09925 + standard ref + NACE stamp

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    For Incoloy 925 bolts of any type with full MTC documentation:

    Specify bolt type (or describe the application and we'll recommend), diameter × length, thread series, quantity, applicable standards, required MTC level (3.1 / 3.2 with TPI witness) and any coating / finish requirement.

    References: ASTM B805; ASTM A193 / A320 / F2281; ASME B18 series (B18.2.1 / B18.2.6 / B18.3 / B18.6.3 / B18.2.7M / B18.31.2); ISO 4014 / 4017 / DIN 933 / 931 / 912 / 7991 / 913–916; API Specification 6A; API 20E; NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156-3 Table A.10; NORSOK M-630 / M-650; EN 10204. Special Metals Corporation INCOLOY® alloy 925 Technical Bulletin. INCOLOY® is a registered trademark of Special Metals Corporation.