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1.4462 equivalent grades: ASTM, EN, JIS, GB, DIN

1.4462 is ferritic-austenitic (duplex) stainless steel specified in EN 10088-2. Every grade in the database that can stand in for it is listed below, drawn from 6 standard systems, each with the reason it does or does not match exactly. The full 1.4462 data sheet carries the composition and mechanical tables.

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For 1.4462 the exact matches are 2205 (S32205), 2205, F51 / F60 and 2 more, and material bought as one is accepted as the other without deviation. A single clause separates 2205, 03Kh22N5AM3: differ either a test temperature or a composition bound that the other does not. 1.4362, 1.4410, 1.4404 serve the same purpose without being the same steel, so a substitution there needs the design re-checked rather than the certificate. Across systems that is 3 in AISI / SAE, 1 in ASTM / ASME, 1 in GB/T (China), 1 in JIS (Japan), 1 in GOST (Russia/CIS), 3 in EN (European).

Cross-reference table

1.4462 equivalents by system
GradeSystemMatchWhy / differences
2205 (S32205)AISI / SAEIdenticalUNS S32205 (ASTM A240/A790): Cr 22–23, Ni 4.5–6.5, Mo 3–3.5, N 0.14–0.20. Modern 1.4462 plate is melted to S32205 and dual-certified.
2205AISI / SAEIdenticalX2CrNiMoN22-5-3: EN window covers both S31803 and S32205; modern 1.4462 plate is dual-certified S32205.
F51 / F60ASTM / ASMEIdenticalASTM A182 forging grades: F51 = S31803, F60 = S32205.
022Cr23Ni5Mo3NGB/T (China)IdenticalGB/T 20878 022Cr23Ni5Mo3N (formerly 00Cr22Ni5Mo3N).
SUS329J3LJIS (Japan)IdenticalJIS G4304 SUS329J3L: Cr 21–24, Ni 4.5–6.5, Mo 2.5–3.5, N 0.08–0.20.
2205AISI / SAENearOriginal 2205 window (Cr 21–23, Mo 2.5–3.5, N 0.08–0.20): 1.4462 material with N ≥ 0.10 fits, but low-N heats have lower PREN. S32205 is the safer equivalence.
03Kh22N5AM3GOST (Russia/CIS)NearGOST R 55374 / TU designations for 2205-type duplex; not a classic GOST 5632 grade.
1.4362EN (European)FunctionalLean duplex 2304 (23 % Cr, 4 % Ni, no Mo): cheaper, PREN ≈ 25.
1.4410EN (European)FunctionalSuper-duplex 2507 (25 % Cr, 7 % Ni, 4 % Mo, PREN ≥ 40) for hot seawater.
1.4404EN (European)FunctionalAustenitic 316L: half the yield strength, PREN 24; the grade 1.4462 usually replaces.

Identical, near and functional are defined once on the grade index; the reason column below says which limit differs in each case.

1.4462 in AISI / SAE

  • 2205 (S32205) — Identical UNS S32205 (ASTM A240/A790): Cr 22–23, Ni 4.5–6.5, Mo 3–3.5, N 0.14–0.20. Modern 1.4462 plate is melted to S32205 and dual-certified.
  • 2205 — Identical X2CrNiMoN22-5-3: EN window covers both S31803 and S32205; modern 1.4462 plate is dual-certified S32205.
  • 2205 — Near Original 2205 window (Cr 21–23, Mo 2.5–3.5, N 0.08–0.20): 1.4462 material with N ≥ 0.10 fits, but low-N heats have lower PREN. S32205 is the safer equivalence.

1.4462 in ASTM / ASME

  • F51 / F60 — Identical ASTM A182 forging grades: F51 = S31803, F60 = S32205.

1.4462 in GB/T (China)

  • 022Cr23Ni5Mo3N — Identical GB/T 20878 022Cr23Ni5Mo3N (formerly 00Cr22Ni5Mo3N).

1.4462 in JIS (Japan)

  • SUS329J3L — Identical JIS G4304 SUS329J3L: Cr 21–24, Ni 4.5–6.5, Mo 2.5–3.5, N 0.08–0.20.

1.4462 in GOST (Russia/CIS)

  • 03Kh22N5AM3 — Near GOST R 55374 / TU designations for 2205-type duplex; not a classic GOST 5632 grade.

1.4462 in EN (European)

  • 1.4362 — Functional Lean duplex 2304 (23 % Cr, 4 % Ni, no Mo): cheaper, PREN ≈ 25.
  • 1.4410 — Functional Super-duplex 2507 (25 % Cr, 7 % Ni, 4 % Mo, PREN ≥ 40) for hot seawater.
  • 1.4404 — Functional Austenitic 316L: half the yield strength, PREN 24; the grade 1.4462 usually replaces.

Superseded names for 1.4462

  • X2CrNiMoN22 5 3 — DIN 17440 / SEW 400: Same number 1.4462.
  • 318S13 — BS 1449
  • Z3CND22-05Az — NF A 35-573
  • SAF 2205 — Sandvik trade name: Generic 2205 designation now used industry-wide.

Key data for 1.4462

Yield≥ 500 MPa Cold-rolled sheet (C), ≤ 8 mm, +AT
Tensile700–950 MPa
Carbon≤ 0.03 %
StandardEN 10088-2

Full composition, mechanical properties by thickness, heat treatment and applications for 1.4462 →

Verified against EN 10088-2:2014. Last checked: September 2026.