The superalloy A-286 Round Bars (s66286) with an iron base are perfect for applications requiring increased strength and resistance to temperatures up to 1300 degrees Fahrenheit. Additionally, these work well in higher temperatures and lower-stress applications. These round bars’ austenitic iron-base structure, which may be aged-hardened to a high level of strength, makes them heat and corrosion-resistant. These bars are used in low-temperature applications that call for ductile, non-magnetic high, strength material qualities from above room temperature to below freezing (-320 deg F). These bars can be utilized in situations involving seawater with only minimal corrosion. Vacuum induction melting and refining is used to create these bars; other methods involve vacuum arc or electro-slag remelting. These could be applied to the material’s further refinement. Alloy A286 is comparable to austenitic stainless steels with chromium, nickel, and molybdenum content. A286 alloy has the advantage of having strong oxidation resistance on par with typical austenitic stainless steels. The level of corrosion resistance to conditions seen in industrial applications is excellent in hoists temperature service up to 1300 degrees Fahrenheit temperatures. It possesses anti-oxidation properties for nonstop service up to 1500 °F and variable service up to 1800 °F.