DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL 332C13

(BS 3100:1991)

Duplex stainless steel 332C13 has a structure that is usually 40 to 50% ferrite with the balance of the microstructure austenite. Their higher ferrite levels provide significantly better chloride stress corrosion cracking resistance than austenitics and higher chromium and molybdenum contents provide good localized corrosion resistance. The addition of nitrogen improves corrosion resistance, increases strength, and improves castability. Welding may reduce corrosion resistance and ductility unless it is followed by a post-weld solution heat treatment. None of the duplex stainless steels should be used in continuous service above 600°F (315°C) because of the potential for 885°F (475°C) embrittlement of the ferrite phase.

For detailed Chemical Composition, Typical Mechanical Properties and Comparative Specifications please view the 332C13 data sheet by filling out the form below.

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