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Steel equivalents / High-temperature chrome-molybdenum alloy steel pipe (A335 P11/P22 / 13CrMo4-5-10CrMo9-10 / STPA23-STPA24 / SPA23-SPA24)

13CrMo4-5 (1.7335)

EUApproximate match

CEN · EN 10216-2:2013

Family of chrome-molybdenum alloy steel pipes (roughly 1 to 2.25% Cr, 0.45 to 1.1% Mo) intended for high-temperature circuits (superheated steam, refinery reactors and lines, hydrocracking units), typically between 450°C and 600°C depending on Cr-Mo content. US reference: ASTM A335 P11 (1.25Cr-0.5Mo) and P22 (2.25Cr-1Mo), with equivalents in Europe (EN 10216-2), Japan (JIS G3458) and South Korea (KS D3573).

Equivalents by yield strength proximity
GradeRegionStandardRe (MPa)Rm (MPa)Delta
13CrMo4-5 (1.7335)EUEN 10216-2:2013290440–590reference
10CrMo9-10 (1.7380)EUEN 10216-2:2013280450–600-3%
Neighboring grades — different strength
STPA23JPJIS G3458:2019205≥410-29%
STPA24JPJIS G3458:2019205≥410-29%
SPA23KRKS D3573205≥410-29%
SPA24KRKS D3573205≥410-29%
A335 Grade P11 (1.25Cr-0.5Mo)USASTM A335/A335M (ASME SA-335)205≥415-29%
A335 Grade P22 (2.25Cr-1Mo)USASTM A335/A335M (ASME SA-335)205≥415-29%
Chemical composition (wt%)
GradeCMnSiPSCrMo
13CrMo4-5 (1.7335)0.08–0.180.4–1≤0.35≤0.025≤0.010.7–1.150.4–0.6
10CrMo9-10 (1.7380)0.08–0.140.4–0.8≤0.5≤0.02≤0.012–2.50.9–1.1
STPA23≤0.150.3–0.6≤0.5≤0.03≤0.031–1.50.45–0.65
STPA24≤0.150.3–0.6≤0.5≤0.03≤0.031.9–2.60.87–1.13
SPA23≤0.150.3–0.6≤0.5≤0.03≤0.031–1.50.45–0.65
SPA24≤0.150.3–0.6≤0.5≤0.03≤0.031.9–2.60.87–1.13
A335 Grade P11 (1.25Cr-0.5Mo)0.05–0.150.3–0.60.5–1≤0.025≤0.0251–1.50.44–0.65
A335 Grade P22 (2.25Cr-1Mo)0.05–0.150.3–0.6≤0.5≤0.025≤0.0251.9–2.60.87–1.13

Note: Often considered the closest EU grade to P11 (ASTM) and STPA23/SPA23 (JIS/KS) in Cr-Mo composition (slightly wider chromium range on the EN side: 0.70-1.15% vs. 1.00-1.50% for P11). Limited to roughly 500°C in continuous service. Mechanical values given for thin sections (<16mm); they decrease with wall thickness as for all EN10216 grades.

Values compiled from public sources for guidance only — always verify against the official standard before use in design or fabrication.