AISI 420M NACE – A Corrosion-Resistant Steel for Critical Applications

AISI 420M NACE is a high-strength martensitic stainless steel alloy developed for use in sour service environments, particularly in the oil and gas industry. Known for its excellent resistance to sulfide stress cracking (SSC) and hydrogen-induced cracking (HIC), this alloy meets the demanding requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156, the industry standard for materials in H₂S-containing environments.

With a carefully controlled chemical composition and enhanced mechanical properties, AISI 420M NACE is a go-to choice for components exposed to both mechanical stress and corrosive elements.

Key Properties of AISI 420M NACE

AISI 420M is a modified version of the standard AISI 420, engineered to perform under sour service conditions where hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is present. This steel is specially heat-treated to achieve high strength without compromising its resistance to environmental cracking. Key characteristics include:

These properties make 420M NACE well-suited for severe applications where both mechanical and corrosion challenges coexist.

Common Applications of AISI 420M NACE

Because of its unique blend of mechanical strength and corrosion resistance, AISI 420M NACE is widely used in industries where safety and durability are non-negotiable. Typical applications include:

Benefits of Using AISI 420M NACE

Why Choose Arctic Steel’s AISI 420M NACE?

At Arctic Steel, we deliver steel that performs when it matters most. Our AISI 420M NACE materials are manufactured to the highest quality standards, with full traceability and compliance with NACE requirements. Whether you’re operating offshore, onshore, or subsea, we provide steel solutions designed to meet your exact specifications.

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