L605 alloy products
Material Family / Cobalt-Based

L605

Co-Cr-W-Ni alloy for aerospace bearing components and high-temperature wear applications.

Introduction

§01 — General

L605 (Haynes 25) is a cobalt-chromium-tungsten-nickel alloy combining excellent high-temperature strength with good oxidation resistance to 980°C. It is the standard alloy for aerospace bearing races, wear rings and combustion hardware where galling and fretting resistance are critical.

Cross-Reference

UNS: UNS R30605
GB/T: GB GH605
Series: Cobalt-Based
Density: 9.13 g/cm³
Max Temp: 980°C
Standards: AMS 5759 · AMS 5537 · ASTM F90

Quick Facts

UNS
R30605
GB
GH605
Density
9.13 g/cm³
Max Service Temp
980°C
Series
Cobalt-Based

Available Product Forms

§02 — Forms
ForgingWireBar & Rod

Key Characteristics

§03 — Features
Excellent wear and galling resistance
Oxidation resistant to 980°C
Non-magnetic
Biocompatible (ASTM F90)
Aerospace bearing standard

Typical Uses

§04 — Applications
Aerospace bearing races and rings
Gas turbine wear components
Combustion chamber hardware
Prosthetic medical devices
High-temperature fasteners

Frequently Asked Questions

L605 FAQ

What is L605 used for?

L605 is a Cobalt-Based alloy used in Aerospace bearing races and rings, Gas turbine wear components, Combustion chamber hardware. It offers Excellent wear and galling resistance and Oxidation resistant to 980°C.

What is the chemical composition of L605?

L605 is a controlled-composition Cobalt-Based alloy supplied to AMS 5759 and AMS 5537. We provide the full mill test certificate with heat-specific chemistry on request.

What forms is L605 available in?

L605 is regularly supplied in Forging, Wire, Bar & Rod. Custom forms and dimensions available on request.

What is the maximum service temperature of L605?

L605 is rated for service up to 980°C. Contact our metallurgy team for specific application recommendations.

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