Alloy 2205 gets the name Duplex because it is composed of two different types of grains. 40-50% of its grain structure is austenite and 50-60% of it is ferrite. It is closely related to, but much more popular than Alloy 255. In most environments, it surpasses 317L in crevice corrosion resistance. Alloy 2205 excels in chloride environments and resists hydrogen sulfide. Alloy 2205 has almost twice the strength of 316L. Due to the lower nickel and molybdenum content, it is less costly than Alloy C276. Among the places where Alloy 2205 is used include pressure vessels, heat exchangers and scrubbing systems. Navratna maintains a hex bolt inventory in Alloy 2205 for diameters from 1/4\" to 1\" in commonly requested lengths. Other diameters are available on request. Hex nuts, washers and threaded rod are also always available from stock. We are adding certain diameters of socket head cap screws as customer demand dictates. Almost all of our Alloy 2205 fastener inventory is dual certified to UNS S31803 & S32205.

Grade

Duplex 2205

2205 Code Plus Two (® Outokumpu)

Carpenter 2205 (® Carpenter Technology)

RA 2205 (® Rolled Alloys)

SAF 2205 (® Sandvik Materials)

Sanmac 2205 (® Sandvik Materials)

Talley 2205-T1A (® Talley Metals – A Carpenter Company)

Primary Resistance

Corrosion

Specs

ASTM A240 (plate)

ASTM A276 (bar)

UNS S31803

UNS S32205