A995 1B
ASTM:
A995 1B
ASME:
SA995 1B
Alloy Family:
Type:
25Cr-5Ni-Mo-Cu-N
Designation:
ACI:
CD4MCuN
AISI:
SAE:
UNS - Cast:
J93372
UNS - Wrought:
Common Name - Wrought:
Alloy Casting Statistics
Pounds Poured in 2021
144,520 lb
Frequently Asked Questions
01
Q. What is duplex stainless steel?
A. Duplex stainless steel is an alloy with a two-phase metallurgical structure consisting of austenite and ferrite in almost equal parts. The content composition of duplex steel has a higher level of chromium and molybdenum, lower nickel and a percentage of nitrogen between 0.05 to 0.50%. This composition, coupled with heat treatment, makes duplex stainless better at corrosion resistance (chloride stress corrosion and chloride pitting corrosion especially) and higher strength when compared to austenitic stainless.
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Industry Standard
Chemical Composition
- Carbon:0.04% Max
- Manganese:1.00% Max
- Silicon:1.00% Max
- Phosphorus:0.04% Max
- Sulfur:0.04% Max
- Chromium:24.50 - 26.50%
- Nickel:4.70 - 6.00%
- Molybdenum:1.70 - 2.30%
- Nitrogen:0.10 - 0.25%
- Nitrogen + Carbon:
- Vanadium:
- Tungsten:
- Aluminum:
- Titanium:
- Copper:2.70 - 3.30%
- Columbium:
- Barium:
- Boron:
- Zirconium:
- Cerium + Lanthanum:
- Iron:
- Residual Elements:
Physical Properties
- Yield Strength:70 ksi Min
- Tensile Strength:100 ksi Min
- Elongation at 2 in:16% Min
- Reduction of Area:
Charpy Properties
- Test Temperature:
- Average Energy¹:
- Single Energy:
¹ Minimum value for 2 test specimens and minimum average of 3 test specimens.