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A286 falls under the iron-nickel-chromium superalloy family. It is classified as a precipitation-hardening stainless steel (also known as a PH stainless steel) but shares many characteristics with nickel-based superalloys due to its high-temperature strength and oxidation resistance.

Developed for aerospace applications, A286 contains significant amounts of nickel (~25%) and chromium (~15%), along with additions of titanium and molybdenum for strengthening. It retains excellent mechanical properties at elevated temperatures (up to ~700°C) and is commonly used in jet engine components, turbine blades, fasteners, and high-stress structural parts. While not a pure nickel alloy like Inconel, its performance in extreme environments aligns it closely with superalloy materials.