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Bragg edge imaging using pulsed neutrons is a non‐destructive technique for studying microstructure and texture of materials. It provides two‐dimensional visualization of crystallographic information using a pixelated gas electron multiplier detector and a time‐of‐flight method. In this work, the properties of type 304 austenitic stainless steel samples were studied via Bragg edge imaging. The samples...