16Mo3 Chrome Moly Steel

16Mo3 is a EN10028 specified pressure vessel grade chrome molybdenum steel alloy for use in elevated working temperatures.

The material is used as a weldable steel in the fabrication of industrial boilers and steel pressurised vessels found in the oil, gas and chemical industry. Due to the materials chrome and molybdenum content, 16Mo3 has excellent heat resistance and corrosion resistant characteristics.

Grade 16Mo3 is available ex-stock from Masteel UK Limited and the material comes with test certification and stamping. Technical details are outlined in the data tables below.

16Mo3 - Chemical Composition

The chemical composition of 16Mo3 is given in the table below.

 

Element

Percentage %

Element

Percentage %

C

0.12/0.20

Ni

0.30

Si

0.35

Nb

-

Mn

0.40/0.90

Ti

-

P

0.025

V

-

S

0.010

Al

-

Cr

0.030

N

0.012

Mo

0.25/0.35

Cu

0.30

 

16Mo3 - Mechanical Properties

The mechanical properties of 16Mo3 are outlined in the table below.

 

Grade

Thickness

Temperature (°C)

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

500

(mm)

MPa

MPa

MPa

MPa

MPa

MPa

MPa

MPa

MPa

MPa

16Mo3

≤16

273

264

250

233

213

194

175

159

147

141

 

>16 ≤40

268

259

245

228

209

190

172

156

145

139

 

>40 ≤60

258

250

236

220

202

183

165

150

139

134

 

>60 ≤100

238

230

218

203

186

169

153

139

129

123

 

>100 ≤150

218

211

200

186

171

155

140

127

118

113

 

>150 ≤250

208

202

191

178

163

148

134

121

113

108

(Please note: the technical information above is for guidance only ¢®¡×C for exact specifications please check with Masteel)

This information has been sourced, reviewed and adapted from materials provided by Masteel UK Ltd.

For more information on this source, please visit Masteel UK Ltd

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Comments

  1. sukumar patil sukumar patil India says:

    WHICH WELDING ROD IS SUITABLE FOR WELDING OF 16MO3 & IS2062 MATERIAL

  2. Baidyanath Sutradhar Baidyanath Sutradhar Bangladesh says:

    meterial 16mo3 welding rod ?

  3. Daniel Newton Daniel Newton United Kingdom says:

    Hi, I was wondering how this material compares to Stainless Steel 304 in terms of corrosion resistance. Operating at <150 degrees C, is it necessary to paint in a normal onshore environment?

  4. Cahid Qarayev Cahid Qarayev Azerbaijan says:

    Do you have 16Mo3 alternative

  5. Cahid Qarayev Cahid Qarayev Azerbaijan says:

    There is a need for more 3 more alternative(16Mo3)

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    we need a high grade

  7. Mohsin Baig Mohsin Baig Islamic Republic of Pakistan says:

    WHICH WELDING ROD IS SUITABLE FOR WELDING OF 16MO3 & Q345 MATERIAL

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