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Materials reference

Inconel 625 (EOS IN625)

What is it?

Inconel 625 (EOS IN625) is a metal alloy selected for particular strength, temperature, weight or manufacturing needs.

Why would someone print it?

Printing may help create complex shapes or low-volume parts, but the complete finishing and inspection route still matters.

What should a beginner know?

What happens after printing?

Printed parts may need heat treatment, support removal, machining, finishing and inspection before they are accepted.

What is an alloy?

What does this mean? An alloy is a defined metal composition. Why does it matter? Composition, process settings and post-processing affect the finished part.

Technical material evidence

LPBF + bound-metal

PropertyEvidence
DesignationsInconel 625
UNS N06625
EN 2.4856 (exact mapping not independently verified)OEM ↗ · Source reviewed
Nominal material density8.4 g/cm³THIRD-PARTY ↗ · Source reviewed
Powder priceCurrent supplier quote required

No public powder list price was captured in the supplied source review. Obtain a current supplier quote.

Post-processing evidence

Anneal 870C (1600F) 1 h rapid cool (EOS data sheet); as-built test data published by OEM

OEM ↗ · Source reviewed

This is a research summary, not a production heat-treatment instruction. Use the current OEM material datasheet, qualified parameter set and application-specific acceptance requirements.

Machine and process compatibility

Referenced platformEvidence scope
EOS LPBF linePortfolio evidence only; exact machine, parameters and qualification must be confirmedOEM ↗ · Source reviewed
Markforged Metal XPortfolio evidence only; exact machine, parameters and qualification must be confirmedOEM ↗ · Source reviewed
Desktop Metal StudioPortfolio evidence only; exact machine, parameters and qualification must be confirmedOEM ↗ · Source reviewed

Manufacturing considerations

OEM ↗ · Source reviewed
Use your qualified process costs →All materials