Nickel Alloy 800H Prices

Historical reference only. Last observed Mar 31, 2026

No supplier has published pricing for Nickel Alloy 800H in the past 30 days. Prices below are the most recent observations we have and should not be used as current market benchmarks.

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Commonly compared with:600

Incoloy 800H (32.5% nickel, 21% chromium, 46% iron). A high-temperature alloy with controlled carbon and grain size for superior creep and stress-rupture properties above 1100°F. Used for petrochemical furnace piping, heat exchangers, and reformer tubes. Machines like a tough austenitic stainless. Expect work-hardening and gummy chips, but less severe than Inconel grades because of the high iron content. Compare to Inconel 600 (better above 1800°F, more expensive) and 310 stainless (cheaper, adequate for less demanding high-temperature service).

ShapeSizeLast observed priceObserved
Sheet · 2B1/8" thick$255.76 each (historical)Mar 31, 2026
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