High-temperature fasteners for Turbines & Power Plants.
High-strength casing studs, compact flange bolts and hot-service replacements for turbine and power-plant maintenance.
Which fasteners fit your turbine and power-plant applications?
BYBOLT supplies Inconel 718 stud bolts for high-strength turbine-casing joints and A-286 12-point flange bolts where wrench access is tight. Inconel 718 double-end studs secure steam-valve bonnets, while Incoloy 800H stud bolts resist creep in sustained hot service. Order to your equipment drawing, with the required heat treatment and mating nuts.
Fasteners for turbines & power-plant equipment.
Gas & steam turbine casing joints
A-286 studs let turbine casing nuts be removed while the studs remain in their locating positions. Their precipitation-hardened material offers elevated-temperature strength for the casing load. This combination is useful on repeatedly opened hot joints, where both the fastening arrangement and the material condition matter to maintenance.
A-286 Stud BoltsRelated material guides
Connection requirements
- Casing flange thickness, gasket type, and required preload
- Stud diameter, overall length, and nut engagement at each end
- Temperature range, cycling duty, and precipitation-hardened condition certification
High-pressure steam valve bonnets
Steam-valve bonnet studs guide the bonnet and clamp it through accessible nuts. A-286 supplies a hot-strength bolting option for this pressure-cover connection. Keeping the studs installed can reduce repeated handling of tapped body holes during packing, stem and internal valve maintenance.
A-286 Stud BoltsRelated material guides
Connection requirements
- Bonnet joint thickness, gasket type, and required preload
- Stud diameter, overall length, and tensioning clearance at each end
- Temperature range, cycling duty, and precipitation-hardened condition certification
Exhaust manifolds & expansion bellows
A-286 studs suit exhaust manifolds that are removed from the accessible nut side during servicing. Their hot strength supports the flange load while the studs remain in the mounting body. Order enough projection for the manifold, gasket and full specified nut engagement.
A-286 Stud BoltsRelated material guides
Connection requirements
- Manifold flange thickness, gasket type, and required preload
- Stud diameter, overall length, and nut engagement at each end
- Temperature range, vibration duty, and precipitation-hardened condition certification
Boiler tube hangers & superheaters
On boiler hanger and superheater support rods, X-750 nuts can form part of a sustained hot-load attachment. The regular hex pattern fits compact brackets and allows position adjustment on threaded ends. The relevant advantage is the alloy's hot mechanical behaviour in the specified treatment condition.
Inconel X-750 Hex NutsRelated material guides
Connection requirements
- Mating bolt diameter, thread form, and thread class
- Nut height, width across flats, and bearing-face condition required
- Temperature range, cycling duty, and heat-number certification
Flue-gas desulfurization (FGD) ducts
At FGD duct covers and inspection doors, fasteners may see acidic condensate concentrated beneath deposits. Inconel 625 hex bolts provide chloride-corrosion resistance at the head, shank and thread. The removable bolt form suits panels opened for cleaning, where corrosion of the fastening points would complicate maintenance.
Inconel 625 Hex BoltsRelated material guides
Connection requirements
- Duct joint thickness, gasket type, and required preload
- Bolt diameter, grip length, and nut/washer stack-up at installed position
- Chloride and acid exposure, and heat-number certification
Generator & rotor tie-bolt assemblies
Rotor tie-bolt nuts transfer a large axial load into the end of the assembly. A heavy hex 718 nut offers a strong threaded section and a generous bearing footprint where the rotor design allows it. The drawing's balance, seating and locking details remain essential parts of this particular component.
Inconel 718 Heavy Hex NutsRelated material guides
Connection requirements
- Mating tie-bolt diameter, thread form, and thread class
- Nut height, width across flats, and bearing-face condition required
- Load, cycling duty, and age-hardened condition certification
Temperature, expansion, and condensate corrosion.
B16, A-286, 718 and Waspaloy serve different hot-bolting duties. For a casing joint, compare temperature-specific relaxation and creep data in the final heat-treated condition; room-temperature strength does not establish retained clamp load.
What to specify
- Design service temperature band
- Required clamp-load retention criterion
- Creep strength grade designation
Casing and fastener expansion can either increase or reduce clamp load during startup. Choose A-286 or 718 using the casing alloy, grip length and temperature distribution, then set preload for the complete joint.
What to specify
- Flange-to-fastener expansion differential
- Operating thermal cycle range
- Gasket seating stress requirement
C-276 and 625 offer corrosion-resistant options for fasteners exposed to acidic FGD condensate. 2507 remains an option where condensate chemistry and temperature support it; distinguish external duct attachments from continuously wetted or deposit-covered threads.
What to specify
- Condensate chloride exposure classification
- Wet-versus-dry service zone designation
- Alloy corrosion resistance grade
Compare power-plant fastener alloys.
| Material grade | Mechanical Duty / Focus | Environment | Relative cost | Popular fastener forms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inconel 718UNS N07718Age hardened |
| Hot casing joints with startup and shutdown cycles | $$$ |  Stud bolts |
| A-286UNS S66286Hot strength |
| Hot casing and steam-system connections | $$ |  12-point bolts |
| Incoloy 800HUNS N08810Creep resistance |
| Hot exhaust and heat-recovery equipment with long dwell times | $$$ |  Stud bolts |
| Inconel 625UNS N06625Corrosion resistance |
| Seawater-cooled auxiliaries and corrosive condensate exposure | $$$ |  Stud bolts |
Budget guide: $ lower · $$ moderate · $$$ higher · $$$$ premium. Relative raw-material bands; dimensions, quantity, processing and inspection determine the finished-fastener quote.
Material & cost references
- Special Metals — INCONEL alloy 718
- Special Metals — High-performance alloy reference guide
- Special Metals — INCOLOY alloys 800H and 800HT
- Special Metals — INCONEL alloy 625
- Nickel and specialty-alloy round-bar price comparison
- Stainless-steel supplier price ranges
- 800H round-bar supplier price range
- Alloy 20 round-bar supplier price range
Cost bands group overlapping published supplier ranges for initial budgeting; they are not live BYBOLT prices. Specify the exact UNS and final condition on the order.
Turbine casing bolts & steam-valve studs.
Inconel 718 stud bolts
Provide high-strength clamping at hot turbine casings, with grip and thread lengths matched to the joint.
A-286 12-point flange bolts
Fit crowded casing joints while retaining elevated-temperature strength and an integral bearing flange.
Inconel 718 double-end studs
Secure hot steam-valve bonnets with separate thread lengths for body engagement and mating nuts.
Incoloy 800H stud bolts
Resist creep in heat-recovery and exhaust connections that stay hot and loaded for long periods.
Turbine & steam-valve maintenance kits.
Group the hardware for each casing or valve before the outage, including the short bolts and mating nuts that are easy to miss.
Power-plant fastener traceability & inspection.
EN 10204 3.1 MTC, heat traceability and mechanical test results with each shipment. Add the tests your equipment specification requires.
Material identity
Match the ordered grade and material heat to the certificate, part identification and packing list.
Final condition
Link the specified processing condition and mechanical results to the finished batch; keep separate heat-treatment batches identifiable.
Drawing dimensions
OEM part number, drawing revision and installation location.
OEM acceptance
Include hot tensile, creep, relaxation or witness requirements from the controlled equipment specification.
Before you order power-plant fasteners.
Send the drawing and the service details for your connection. We can quote the specified parts, finish and inspection package together.
Get a QuoteCan you quote an OEM replacement from a part number?
Send the part number with the controlled drawing or dimensional specification, alloy condition and quantity. Include any inspection requirements attached to the OEM purchase specification.
Can room-temperature test results cover a hot joint?
Room-temperature tests document those measured properties. If the design requires hot tensile, creep or relaxation evidence, include the test temperature, duration and acceptance criteria in the enquiry.
Can nuts and studs be supplied as matched sets?
Yes. Specify both components, including their material conditions and nut pattern. Sets can be identified by casing or valve tag and linked to their material and finished-batch records.
Send your drawing
or parts list.
Upload the drawing or BOM with its revision. We quote the material, dimensions, quantities and inspection requirements for your equipment.
OEM drawing/part number, casing or valve tag, alloy condition, metal temperature, grip/thread dimensions and outage quantity…
