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Hastelloy G-35 (UNS N06035) supplier — improved G-30 with better corrosion resistance in high-temperature phosphoric acid. Chemical processing applications. Contact Hangbo.

Shanghai Hangbo Alloy Group Co., Ltd. is an ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer and global supplier of premium Hastelloy G-35 (UNS N06035 / W.Nr. 2.4643) round bars, welded pipes, seamless tubes, plates and forgings. With the highest chromium content (33%) among Ni-Cr-Mo alloys, G-35 delivers unmatched resistance to mixed nitric/hydrochloric acids, wet-process phosphoric acid and oxidizing chloride media — the material of choice for the most demanding chemical and fertilizer processes.

Standards

  • ASTM B581 — Rod, Bar, Wire (Hot-Worked / Annealed)
  • ASTM B619 — Welded Pipe (Large Diameter)
  • ASTM B622 — Seamless Pipe & Tube
  • ASTM B582 — Plate, Sheet, Strip
  • UNS N06035 / W.Nr. 2.4643 / ASME SB581-SB619

Precise ASTM Chemical Composition (%)

Element Range / Max
Nickel (Ni) Balance
Chromium (Cr) 32.25 – 34.25
Molybdenum (Mo) 7.6 – 9.0
Iron (Fe) 2.0 max
Carbon (C) 0.05 max
Silicon (Si) 0.60 max
Manganese (Mn) 1.0 max
Tungsten (W) 0.60 max
Cobalt (Co) 1.0 max
Copper / Niobium (Cu/Nb) 0.30 / 0.50 max
Phosphorus / Sulfur (P/S) 0.03 / 0.015 max

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Property Typical Value (Min)
Tensile Strength (Annealed, ASTM B581) 690 MPa (100 ksi)
Yield Strength (0.2% Offset) 310 MPa (45 ksi)
Elongation (in 2") 40%
Hardness (Brinell) ≤ 217 HB
Density 8.22 g/cm³
Melting Range 1320 – 1370 °C

Depth Characteristics

  1. Champion in Mixed Acids: The 33% Cr level gives G-35 outstanding resistance to nitric + hydrochloric mixed acids where other Ni-Cr-Mo alloys fail.
  2. Wet-Process Phosphoric Acid Leader: Superior resistance to P2O5 acid containing fluorides, chlorides and sulfates — the top choice for fertilizer evaporators.
  3. Oxidizing Chloride Environments: Excellent in chlorine dioxide, hypochlorite and bleach plant service with strong pitting/crevice immunity.
  4. Thermally Stable Welds: Balanced chemistry minimizes secondary-phase precipitation in the HAZ, retaining corrosion resistance as-welded.
  5. Stress-Corrosion Cracking Resistance: High Cr + Mo provides strong SCC resistance in chloride and sulfide environments.

Manufacturing Process — Forging & Heat Treatment

G-35 is produced via VIM + ESR melting to guarantee ultra-clean microstructures, hot-forged at 1000–1180°C and finished above 950°C. Every product receives solution annealing at 1120–1170°C with rapid water quenching. Welded pipe is TIG/GTAW seam-welded, fully annealed, and 100% tested (hydrostatic, flattening, eddy-current) per ASTM B619. Bars are peeled/ground to tight dimensional tolerances for valve and fastener manufacture.

Testing & Inspection Methods — PMI / UT / RT

  • PMI (Positive Material Identification): 100% XRF/arc-OES verification of Cr, Mo, Ni and trace elements on all delivered material.
  • UT (Ultrasonic Testing): Full-length ultrasonic examination of bar (ASTM E213) and tube (ASTM E2375) for internal soundness.
  • RT (Radiographic Testing): X-ray/gamma inspection of welded pipe seam welds per ASME Section V for pressure-critical applications.
  • Plus: tensile/hardness testing, ASTM G28 intergranular corrosion tests, ASTM G48 pitting tests, liquid penetrant testing and dimensional inspection; EN 10204 3.1/3.2 certificates supplied with every shipment.

High-Frequency Application Scenarios

  • Fertilizer Plants: Wet-process phosphoric acid evaporators, heat exchangers and reactor agitators.
  • Pickling Lines: Nitric/HF mixed-acid pickling tanks and acid recovery loops in stainless and specialty steel mills.
  • Nuclear Fuel Processing: Equipment handling nitric acid-based dissolver solutions.
  • Chlor-Alkali & Bleach: Chlorine dioxide generators, bleach towers and pulp bleaching equipment.
  • Pharmaceutical & Fine Chemical: Reactors and piping for aggressive oxidizing organic/inorganic mixtures.

6+ Professional FAQs

1. What makes G-35 different from G-3?
G-35 raises chromium to ~33% and lowers iron, dramatically improving resistance to oxidizing acids (HNO3, mixed acids, phosphoric acid with fluorides) while G-3 is balanced for sulfuric/phosphoric acid at lower cost.

2. Can G-35 handle hydrochloric acid?
It performs well in dilute HCl and in mixed nitric/HCl solutions where C-276 suffers; for hot concentrated HCl, B-series alloys remain the reference.

3. Is G-35 resistant to stress-corrosion cracking?
Yes — the high Cr + Mo combination gives excellent resistance to chloride SCC and sulfide stress cracking, validated in FGD and sour-service applications.

4. Which filler metal is used to weld G-35?
Over-alloyed Ni-Cr-Mo fillers such as ERNiCrMo-13 (Alloy 59) or matching G-35 wire are recommended; GTAW is preferred for full corrosion performance.

5. What is the maximum service temperature of G-35?
For corrosion service, continuous operation to ~400°C (750°F) is typical; above this, sensitization and loss of corrosion resistance may occur.

6. Which ASTM standards cover G-35?
ASTM B581 (rod/bar), B619 (welded pipe), B622 (seamless pipe/tube) and B582 (plate/sheet/strip).

7. Does G-35 need post-weld heat treatment?
No — one of its key advantages is retaining corrosion resistance in the as-welded condition, simplifying fabrication.

Supply List

  • Round Bar: Φ6mm – Φ400mm, peeled/ground
  • Welded Pipe (ASTM B619): OD 60mm – 610mm
  • Seamless Tube (ASTM B622): OD 6mm – 219mm
  • Plate / Sheet: Thickness 1mm – 50mm
  • Forgings: Flanges, fittings, custom parts

Need certified Hastelloy G-35 for your most aggressive chemical processes? Contact Shanghai Hangbo Alloy Group for instant quotations, stock availability and mill certificates — quick response within 10 minutes.

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