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302

1.4319
Stainless SteelAustenitic
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Higher-carbon variant of 304 (C max 0.15% vs 0.08%). The original "18-8" stainless steel. Higher C gives better strength after cold work but makes it susceptible to intergranular corrosion after welding. Largely superseded by 304/304L but still specified for springs and high-strength cold-worked applications. Used for springs, screen cloth, architectural trim, and wire forms.

International equivalents

FlagStandardCountryGradeNumberMatch
🇺🇸AISIUSAAISI 302 / UNS S30200S30200REF
🇪🇺ENEuropeX12CrNi18-9 (1.4319)1.4319100%

Sources: ASTM A313, EN 10088-2

Chemical composition comparison (wt%)

Side-by-side: 302 (EN) (EN 10088-2) vs X12CrNi18-9 (1.4319) (EN) (EN 10088-2)

Element302 (EN)X12CrNi18-9 (1.4319) (EN)Overlap
C0–0.15%0–0.15%OK
Si0–1%0–1%OK
Mn0–2%0–2%OK
P0–0.045%0–0.045%OK
S0–0.015%0–0.015%OK
Cr17–19%17–19%OK
Ni8–10%8–10%OK

Mechanical properties

Solution annealed

PropertyValueUnit
Tensile Strength520–750MPa
Yield Strength≥ 205MPa
Elongation≥ 40%
Elastic Modulus≥ 200GPa
Density≥ 7.9g/cm3

Compatibility verdict

302 and X12CrNi18-9 (1.4319): 100% composition match

Close equivalents but NOT identical.

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