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AMS 5662 | Nickel Alloy, Corrosion and Heat-Resistant, Bars, Forgings, and Rings | Consumable Electrode or Vacuum Induction Melted 1775 °F (968 °C) Solution Heat Treated, Precipitation-Hardenable

AMS 5662 is the aerospace material specification for nickel alloy, corrosion and heat-resistant, bars, forgings, and rings.

What AMS 5662 covers

Nickel Alloy 718 is used for jet engines, rotor bolts and gas turbine operations.

Specifications that cross-reference AMS 5662 include AMS 2261, AMS 5663, AMS 5666, AMS 5708, AMS 5962, AMS Capable: AMS 5664, AMS 5909, ASME SB446, ASME SB637 and NACE API 6A718.

For AMS 5662 material, request a quote online or contact your nearest Titanium Industries location. The information on this page is for reference only and does not replace the specification itself.

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AMS 5662

DISCLAIMER: Alloy data sheets are for reference only, not for design purposes.

AMS 5662 Specification — Table 1
Chemical Composition
Ni 52.5%  Cr 19.0%  Mo 3.05%  C <=0.45%  Nb 5.035%
 Mn <=0.35%  Si <=0.35%  P <=0.010%:  S <=0.010%  Cu <=0.230%
 Co <=1.00%
AMS 5662 Specification — Table 2
Mechanical Properties
Tensile Strength: 14 - 220 ksi Yield Strength: 80 - 150 ksi Elongation: 18 - 27.0%

Tensile properties and associated requirements vary due to orientation, section thickness, and engineering requirements.

Nickel Alloy 718 Applications:

  • Jet engines
  • Rotor Bolts
  • Gas turbine operations

Cross Reference Specifications

AMS 5662: questions and answers

What does AMS 5662 cover?

AMS 5662 covers nickel alloy, corrosion and heat-resistant, bars, forgings, and rings.

Which specifications cross-reference AMS 5662?

AMS 2261, AMS 5663, AMS 5666, AMS 5708, AMS 5962, AMS Capable: AMS 5664, AMS 5909, ASME SB446, ASME SB637 and NACE API 6A718.

What is Nickel Alloy 718 used for?

Jet engines, rotor bolts and gas turbine operations.