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AISI 410 Stainless Steel

This document provides information about AISI 410 stainless steel, including its nominal composition, mechanical properties, common applications, and notes. AISI 410 is an iron-chromium alloy that is usually supplied in a hardened and double-tempered condition. It has a minimum ultimate tensile strength of 85-95 ksi, yield strength of 60-75 ksi, and is commonly used for pressure-containing applications like valve bodies. The grade requires post-weld heat treatment and has fair weldability but poor low-temperature impact toughness.

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AISI 410 Stainless Steel

This document provides information about AISI 410 stainless steel, including its nominal composition, mechanical properties, common applications, and notes. AISI 410 is an iron-chromium alloy that is usually supplied in a hardened and double-tempered condition. It has a minimum ultimate tensile strength of 85-95 ksi, yield strength of 60-75 ksi, and is commonly used for pressure-containing applications like valve bodies. The grade requires post-weld heat treatment and has fair weldability but poor low-temperature impact toughness.

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  • Material Composition and Properties
  • Additional Notes and Details

AISI 410 Stainless Steel

Grade: AISI 410 Stainless Steel (UNS S41000, ASTM A 182,


A276)
Type: Usually supplied in the hardened and double tempered
condition (197-237HBW)

Nominal Composition
Element Weight %
Carbon 0.15 max
Silicon 1.0 max
Manganese 2.0 max
Phosphorus 0.025 max
Sulphur 0.025 max
Chromium 11.5 – 13.5

Notes
The grade is basically an iron chromium alloy and may be quench
and tempered similarly to low alloy steels.

Mechanical Properties Condition


Hardened followed by oil quenching and double tempering

Property Values
Ultimate Tensile Strength * 85 / 95 min Ksi (586 / 655 Mpa)
0.2 % Yield Strength * 60 / 75 min Ksi (420 / 517 Mpa)
Elongation * 17 / 18 % min
Reduction of Area * 35 % min
Charpy Impact Toughness 27 min J at –18o C
174 – 237 BHN (60 Ksi min)
Hardness
197 – 237 BHN (75 Ksi min)

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Notes:

* Designations shown are based on API 6A PSL 3 requirements


Low temperature impact toughness of this grade is not as good
as other grades</p> <p>Minimum hardness is based on API 6A
requirements. Maximum hardness shown is based on compliance
with NACE MR0175/ ISO 15156. Material must also be double
tempered to meet sour service requirements.

Grade is typically used for pressure containing applications such


as valve bodies, tubing hangers, also used for valve gates and
stems.

Good weldability, and so may be welded to itself or weld inlayed.


The grade does require a post weld heat treatment at 621oC min
in order to meet sour service (NACE MR017/ ISO 15156)
requirements.

The grade has a large ruling section, and it is critical that the
hardenability of the grade must be taken into account when
designing and selecting it for specific equipment.

The grade does not have good low temperature impact


toughness</p> <p>Material supplied in the hardened and double
tempered conditions (NACE), however a non-NACE condition
hardened and single tempered can be supplied where applications
call for 105K min yield, however this condition significantly
reduces the impact toughness.

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