Haynes® 556 Sheets (UNS R30556, ASTM B435) are an iron-nickel-chromium-cobalt alloy built for elevated-temperature service where sulfidizing, carburizing and chlorine-bearing atmospheres would attack a conventional stainless or nickel sheet. Waste incineration grates, chemical process fixtures and high-temperature process equipment are the typical destination for this grade in sheet form.

556 combines effective resistance to sulfidizing, carburizing and chlorine-bearing environments with good strength and oxidation resistance at high temperature - a combination that lets it stand in for both a corrosion-resistant and a heat-resistant grade in the same application, where a plant might otherwise need to choose between the two.

Aurico Alloys LLP supplies Haynes® 556 sheets to ASTM B435 and AMS 5874, with full material test certificates to EN 10204 3.1, for chemical processing, waste-to-energy and general high-temperature industrial use.

Brushed alloy plate edges, stacked square plates, flat bar and circular blanks

High-quality Haynes® 556 Sheets ready for industrial use.

Specification Overview

SupplierAurico Alloys LLP - Haynes 556 sheets supplier/exporter
GradeHaynes® 556 (UNS R30556)
StandardsASTM B435, AMS 5874 (sheet, plate and strip)
Thickness Range0.2 mm – 4.75 mm
FinishHot or cold rolled, annealed and descaled, per specification
DeliveryStock and indent, cut to size, MTC EN 10204 3.1, export ready

Equivalent Grades & Standards

Equivalent designations and physical constants for Haynes 556
PropertyValue
UNS numberR30556
Werkstoff / EN number1.4883
EN designationX10CrNiCoMoN22-20-18
Density8.23 g/cm3
Melting range1330-1415 °C
Plate, sheet and strip specificationASTM B435 / AMS 5874

Identifiers and physical constants for Haynes 556. A dash means no such designation is published for this grade.

Stock & Product Availability

Aurico Alloys LLP supplies Haynes® 556 sheets to chemical processing and waste-to-energy equipment fabricators across India and abroad, with full traceability and MTC EN 10204 3.1 on every order.

Chemical Composition

Chemical composition for Haynes 556
ElementMin (%)Max (%)
Iron (Fe)—Balance
Nickel (Ni)20 nominal
Cobalt (Co)18 nominal
Chromium (Cr)22 nominal
Molybdenum (Mo)3 nominal
Tungsten (W)2.5 nominal
Tantalum (Ta)0.6 nominal
Nitrogen (N)0.2 nominal
Silicon (Si)0.4 nominal
Niobium (Nb)—0.3
Manganese (Mn)1 nominal
Aluminium (Al)0.2 nominal
Carbon (C)0.1 nominal
Boron (B)—0.02
Lanthanum (La)0.02 nominal
Zirconium (Zr)0.02 nominal

Composition for Haynes 556. Figures given as a range or a maximum are limits and those marked nominal are not; none of them are measured values for a lot; the mill test certificate supplied with your order states the actual analysis.

Mechanical Properties

PropertyTypical Value
Tensile Strength, annealed, room temperature~793 MPa (115 ksi)

Sourced from Haynes International's published 556 data; density and melting range are in the Equivalent Grades table above. Yield strength and elongation were not available from the sources checked for this page and are not stated rather than estimated.

Applications

  • Chemical Processing: Process equipment and fixtures exposed to sulfidizing, carburizing or chlorine-bearing atmospheres at high temperature.
  • Waste-to-Energy: Incinerator grates and components in mixed corrosive/high-temperature service.
  • General High-Temperature: Furnace and process fixtures where both corrosion and oxidation resistance are needed from a single grade.

Global Export Destinations

We ship worldwide from Mumbai. See every destination we export to on our export markets page.

Domestic Supply Network

We deliver across India from our Mumbai stockyard. See every city we supply on our supply locations page.

Conclusion

Haynes® 556 sheets from Aurico Alloys LLP bring together corrosion resistance and high-temperature strength for chemical processing and waste-to-energy applications, backed by ASTM B435 / AMS 5874 certification and MTC EN 10204 3.1 traceability. Talk to us about your requirement and we will confirm thickness, condition and lead time against the current mill programme.