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GX2CrNiMo19-11-2 (EN 1.4409) Austenitic Stainless Steel Casting Material

Austenitic Stainless Steel

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Introduction

GX2CrNiMo19-11-2 is a austenitic stainless steel grade specified in EN 10283 for corrosion-resistant cast components. Casting process options include Investment Casting, Shell Molding Casting and Sand Casting, subject to the applicable specification and component requirements.

FieldValue
DesignationGX2CrNiMo19-11-2 (EN 1.4409)
Material TypeStainless Steel
Sub TypeAustenitic Stainless Steel
Product Formcasting

Manufacturing Process

Investment Casting
Shell Molding Casting
Sand Casting

Equivalent Grades

  1. CF3M — ASTM A351 / ASTM A743 / ASTM A744[1]

Notes

  • [1] Source: ISO 11972:2023, Table A.1 (similar grade reference); Chemical comparison (similar grade reference).

Similar Materials

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Reference Standards

StandardStandard TitleEditionSpecificationIdentifier
EN 10213Steel castings for pressure purposes2007+A1:2016GX2CrNiMo19-11-2EN 1.4409
EN 10283Corrosion resistant steel castings2019GX2CrNiMo19-11-2EN 1.4409
EN 10340Steel castings for structural uses2007GX2CrNiMo19-11-2EN 1.4409
ISO 11972Corrosion-resistant cast steels for general applications2023GX2CrNiMo19-11-2EN 1.4409

Physical Properties

EN 10213–2007+A1:2016

PropertyValueNote
Density7.9 kg/dm³Test at 20 °C
Thermal Expansion15.8 ×10⁻⁶/KTemperature range: 20–100 °C
Thermal Expansion17 ×10⁻⁶/KTemperature range: 20–300 °C
Thermal Expansion17.7 ×10⁻⁶/KTemperature range: 20–500 °C
Thermal Conductivity14.5 W/(m·K)Test at 50 °C
Thermal Conductivity15.8 W/(m·K)Test at 100 °C
Specific Heat530 J/(kg·K)Test at 20 °C
Magnetic PropertyNot or slightly magnetic

EN 10283–2019

PropertyValueNote
Density7.9 kg/dm³Test at 20 °C
Specific Heat530 J/(kg·K)Test at 20 °C
Thermal Conductivity14.5 W/(m·K)Test at 50 °C
Thermal Conductivity15.8 W/(m·K)Test at 100 °C
Thermal Expansion15.8 ×10⁻⁶/KTemperature range: 20–100 °C
Thermal Expansion17 ×10⁻⁶/KTemperature range: 20–300 °C
Thermal Expansion17.7 ×10⁻⁶/KTemperature range: 20–500 °C

Chemical Composition

ElementEN 10213Edition 2007+A1:2016 · wt.%Cast analysisEN 10283Edition 2019 · wt.%Cast analysisEN 10340Edition 2007 · wt.%Cast analysisISO 11972Edition 2023 · wt.%
C≤ 0.030≤ 0.030≤ 0.030≤ 0.03
Si≤ 1.50≤ 1.50≤ 1.50≤ 1.5
Mn≤ 2.00≤ 2.00≤ 2.00≤ 2.0
P≤ 0.035≤ 0.035≤ 0.035≤ 0.035
S≤ 0.025≤ 0.025≤ 0.025≤ 0.025
Cr18.00–20.0018.00–20.0018.00–20.0018.0–20.0
Ni9.00–12.009.00–12.009.00–12.009.0–12.0
Mo2.00–2.502.00–2.502.00–2.502.00–2.50
Cu≤ 0.50≤ 0.50[1]≤ 0.50— / Not specified
N≤ 0.20≤ 0.20≤ 0.20≤ 0.20

Notes

EN 10283 · Edition 2019

[1] Cu: Applies unless otherwise agreed; unspecified elements shall not be intentionally added without purchaser agreement except for finishing the heat.

Heat Treatment

EN 10213–2007+A1:2016 · +AT

StepOperationTemperatureCooling
1: solution annealing1080–1150 °C[1]water quench

EN 10283–2019 · +AT

StepOperationTemperatureCooling
1solution annealing1080–1150 °Cwater

EN 10340–2007 · +AT

StepOperationTemperatureCooling
1: solution annealing1080–1150 °Cwater

ISO 11972–2023 · Solution treated

StepOperationTemperatureCooling
1solution treatment1080–1150 °C[2]quench

Notes

EN 10213 · Edition 2007+A1:2016

[1] +AT: Treatment temperatures are given for information; required delivery condition is specified separately.

ISO 11972 · Edition 2023

[2] Solution treated: Depending on thickness, accelerated air cooling.

Mechanical Properties

PropertyEN 10213Edition 2007+A1:2016EN 10283Edition 2019[1]EN 10340Edition 2007[2]ISO 11972Edition 2023[3]
Yield Strength (Rp1.0)≥ 220 MPa[4]
≥ 175 MPa[5]
≥ 145 MPa[6]
≥ 115 MPa[7]
≥ 105 MPa[8]
≥ 220 MPa— / Not specified≥ 220 MPa
Tensile Strength440–640 MPa[4]≥ 440 MPa440–640 MPa≥ 440 MPa
Elongation≥ 30 %[4]≥ 30 %≥ 30 %≥ 30 %
Impact Energy≥ 80 J[4]
≥ 70 J[9]
≥ 80 J[10]≥ 80 J≥ 80 J[11]
Yield Strength (Rp0.2)— / Not specified≥ 195 MPa≥ 195 MPa≥ 195 MPa

Notes

EN 10283 · Edition 2019

[1] All properties in this column: wall thickness ≤ 150 mm; Test block; maximum thickness 150 mm; Room temperature; Yield and tensile strength also apply to the casting up to the maximum specified wall thickness.

[10] Impact Energy: KV2 as specified in

EN 10340 · Edition 2007

[2] All properties in this column: wall thickness ≤ 150 mm; Test block of relevant thickness; maximum thickness 150 mm; Room temperature; Yield and tensile strength also apply to the casting up to the maximum relevant wall thickness.

ISO 11972 · Edition 2023

[3] All properties in this column: wall thickness ≤ 150 mm; Room temperature; Test blocks used to verify mechanical properties shall not exceed 150 mm thickness. Properties for samples removed from castings shall be agreed between manufacturer and purchaser.

[11] Impact Energy: Verification of impact tests is required only when indicated by the customer.

EN 10213 · Edition 2007+A1:2016

[4] Yield Strength (Rp1.0)/Tensile Strength/Elongation/Impact Energy: wall thickness ≤ 150 mm; Properties verified on test blocks of thickness up to 150 mm; applicability to casting wall thickness as stated. Larger governing thickness requires agreement.; Room temperature

[5] Yield Strength (Rp1.0): Test at 100 °C; Verification of elevated-temperature yield values is subject to agreement at enquiry and order.

[6] Yield Strength (Rp1.0): Test at 200 °C; Verification of elevated-temperature yield values is subject to agreement at enquiry and order.

[7] Yield Strength (Rp1.0): Test at 300 °C; Verification of elevated-temperature yield values is subject to agreement at enquiry and order.

[8] Yield Strength (Rp1.0): Test at 400 °C; Verification of elevated-temperature yield values is subject to agreement at enquiry and order.

[9] Impact Energy: Test at -196 °C; Test block; maximum thickness 150 mm; Optional by agreement at enquiry and order

Welding Conditions

EN 10213–2007+A1:2016

RequirementValue
PreheatNo preheat[1]
Interpass TemperatureAt manufacturer discretion unless otherwise agreed[2]
Post-weld Heat TreatmentNo heat treatment necessary. +AT is required for low-temperature use; minor welds require special agreement where corrosion conditions apply.[3]

EN 10283–2019

RequirementValue
PreheatNo preheat[4]
Interpass TemperatureAt manufacturer discretion unless otherwise agreed
Post-weld Heat TreatmentNo post-weld heat treatment necessary[5]
Post-weld Heat TreatmentNo post-weld heat treatment necessary[6]

EN 10340–2007

RequirementValue
PreheatNo preheat[7]
Interpass TemperatureAt manufacturer discretion unless otherwise agreed
Post-weld Heat TreatmentNo post-weld heat treatment necessary[8]

Notes

EN 10213 · Edition 2007+A1:2016

[1] Preheat: Production welding by the foundry; requirements for austenitic/austenitic-ferritic grades are normative.; Preheat temperature depends on casting geometry, thickness and climatic conditions.

[2] Interpass Temperature: Production welding by the foundry; requirements for austenitic/austenitic-ferritic grades are normative.

[3] Post-weld Heat Treatment: Production welding by the foundry; requirements for austenitic/austenitic-ferritic grades are normative.; In general, production welds are major when prepared cavity depth exceeds 40% of the wall thickness; minor weld corrosion conditions may require special agreement.

EN 10283 · Edition 2019

[4] Preheat: Preheat depends on casting geometry, thickness and climatic conditions.

[5] Post-weld Heat Treatment: minor welds; Special arrangements may be agreed according to corrosion conditions. With low preheat and interpass temperatures (≤150 °C), post-weld heat treatment may be suppressed by agreement.

[6] Post-weld Heat Treatment: major welds; Special arrangements may be agreed according to corrosion conditions. With low preheat and interpass temperatures (≤150 °C), post-weld heat treatment may be suppressed by agreement.

EN 10340 · Edition 2007

[7] Preheat: Preheat depends on casting geometry, thickness and climatic conditions.

[8] Post-weld Heat Treatment: For minor welds, special arrangements may be agreed according to corrosion conditions; production welds are generally major when cavity depth exceeds 40% of wall thickness. Special arrangements may be agreed according to corrosion conditions.

Applications

Typical casting applications include architectural cast components where corrosion resistance and surface finish are required.

Last Updated: October 16, 2026

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