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Materials / Inconel
Falcon CNC LLC machines precision Inconel 625 and Inconel 718 components for rocket engines, aerospace and defense: complex 5-axis geometry, tight tolerances and full traceability from our AS9100D-certified, ITAR-registered shop in Mesa, Arizona.
High strength that holds at elevated temperatures, good fatigue and creep resistance, and good weldability. A go-to alloy for rotating parts, hot-section structures, fasteners and rocket engine components.
Excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance with good high-temperature strength, fatigue performance and weldability. Common in ducting, manifolds, combustion hardware and parts exposed to harsh fluids.
N07718 (718) · N06625 (625)
AMS 5662 / AMS 5663 (718) · AMS 5666 (625)
8.19 g/cm³ (718) · 8.44 g/cm³ (625)
1260–1336 °C (718) · 1290–1350 °C (625)
718: precipitation (age) hardened · 625: solid-solution
Rocket engines, turbine hardware, aerospace structures, oil & gas, chemical processing
Inconel work-hardens rapidly, concentrates heat at the cutting edge and contains hard particles that wear tools quickly. Light, rubbing cuts harden the surface for the next pass; uncontrolled aggressive cuts damage tools and parts.
Our approach starts in programming: toolpaths that keep a consistent chip load and avoid dwelling, rigid workholding to prevent chatter and distortion on thin walls, tooling selected for nickel alloys, and coolant delivered where it matters.
Critical features are verified on our CMM, and every part ships with the traceability and documentation aerospace and space programs require.
Yes. Inconel work-hardens quickly, retains strength at cutting temperatures and contains hard carbides that wear tooling. Successful machining relies on rigid setups, sharp tooling suited to nickel alloys, consistent chip loads and effective coolant, which is how we approach every Inconel job.
Inconel 718 is precipitation-hardenable, which gives it very high strength at elevated temperatures; it is widely used for rotating and structural hot-section parts. Inconel 625 is solid-solution strengthened and is prized for corrosion and oxidation resistance and weldability; it is common in ducting, manifolds and parts exposed to harsh fluids.
Rocket engine hardware faces extreme temperatures, high pressures and aggressive propellants. Inconel alloys keep their strength at high temperatures and resist oxidation and corrosion, making them a standard choice for combustion, injector, manifold and turbomachinery components.
Yes. We maintain full material traceability and supply material certifications and inspection documentation under our AS9100D / ISO 9001:2015 quality system.
A drawing and/or 3D model, the alloy and material specification (for example AMS 5662 or AMS 5663 for Inconel 718, or AMS 5666 for Inconel 625), quantities, and any finish, inspection or documentation requirements. For ITAR-controlled data, contact us first so we can arrange a secure transfer.
Send us your drawing, material spec and quantity for a quote.
Falcon CNC LLC is AS9100D / ISO9001:2015 certified and provides expertise in precision CNC machining, contract assembly manufacturing, and engineering applications to industries across the board.
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