2205 Duplex Edelstahl — Properties, Welding & Korrosionsbeständigkeit

ASTM A240 · Published: 2026-06-30 · Updated: July 2026

Quick Reference

2205 duplex stainless steel combines austenitic and ferritic microstructures for twice the strength of 316L with superior chloride stress corrosion cracking resistance.

2205 duplex stainless steel combines austenitic und ferritic microstructures für twice der strength von 316L mit superior chloride stress corrosion cracking widerstand.

Quick Facts

Kategorie
NormASTM A240
Density7800
Yield Strength450 MPa
Tensile Strength620 MPa

Global Equivalents & Cross-Reference

Alternative Standard / GradeAction
1.4462 Compare
S31803 Compare
X2CrNiMoN22-5-3 Compare

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References & International Standards

  • ASTM International. Norm Specifications für Stahl & Metal Alloys. astm.org
  • International Organization für Standardization (ISO). Metallic Materials — Cross-Referenz Database. iso.org
  • American Iron und Stahl Institute (AISI). Stahl Güte Designations & Equivalents. steel.org
  • European Committee für Standardization (CEN). EN Stahl Standards & Numbering System. cencenelec.eu

Stainless & Corrosion-Resistant Stahl — Engineering Referenz

Stainless steels sind defined durch ihre chromium content (minimum 10.5%), welche forms ein self-healing passive layer von chromium oxide das resists corrosion. Grades sind classified durch microstructure: austenitic (300 series), ferritic (400 series), martensitic, und duplex.

Key Standards

ASTM A240/A276/A312, EN 10088, JIS G4304/G4305, GB/T 3280/4237

Gemein Uses

Food processing ausrüstung, medical implants, chemical tanks, architectural cladding, marine hardware, pharmaceutical piping

Engineer's Hinweis

Für welded stainless fabrications, specify der niedrig-carbon variant (304L, 316L) zu prevent chromium carbide precipitation bei grain boundaries, welche causes intergranular corrosion (weld decay).