Super Duplex Steel S32750 coils are flat-rolled duplex stainless steel supplied in continuous wound form, built on a microstructure split roughly 50/50 between austenite and ferrite. Chromium is 24 to 26%, molybdenum is 3 to 5%, and nitrogen is between 0.24 and 0.32%. Together, they push the PREN past 40, the line that separates super duplex from standard duplex. The grade is selected for hot chloride environments where 316L and even Duplex 2205 no longer provide sufficient corrosion resistance. Super Duplex Steel S32750 coils are typically used for high-chloride environments like offshore oil and desalination piping.
We stock UNS S32750 coils rather than roll super duplex steel coils, drawing source coils from reputed primary mills and slitting in-house to ±0.1 mm. Material ships solution annealed to ASTM A240, hot rolled or cold rolled, from 0.03 mm to 5 mm thick, with mill test certificates on request.