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410/410S STAINLESS STEEL PLATE

Both 410 and 410S stainless steel plate exhibit excellent overall performance in terms of corrosion resistance, mechanical properties, and heat resistance. The choice between them depends on specific requirements, with 410S preferred when enhanced weldability and lower carbon content are desired.

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MORE DETAILS ABOUT 410/410S STAINLESS STEEL PLATE

Product Name	410 Stainless Steel Plate, 410 Stainless Steel Sheet, 410S Stainless Steel Plate, 410S Stainless Steel Sheet
Equivalent Grade	410: AISI 410, UNS S41000, SAE 410, DIN 1.4006, SUS 410, X12Cr13
Equivalent Grade	410S: AISI 410S, UNS S41008, SAE 410S, DIN 1.4024, SUS 410S, X6Cr13
Standard	GB, AISI, ASTM, DIN, EN, JIS
Process	Hot Rolled, Cold Rolled, Forged
Sizes	Thickness: 0.3-200mm, Width: 10-4000mm
Surface Treatment	NO.1, 1D, 2D, 2B, NO.4, BA, HL,Mirror, Embossim, Sandblasted
Fabricating	Rolling, Bending, Sllitting, Decoiling, Cutting, Drilling, Punching, Beveling, Welding etc.
Inspection	SGS, TUV, BV, ABS, LR etc.
Application	Oil&Gas, Petroleum, Vessels, Ship Building, Water Treatment And Environmental Protection etc.

GENERAL INFO ABOUT EACH Stainless Steel Plate GRADE

410 stainless steel is a martensitic stainless steel known for its high strength, good corrosion resistance, and moderate impact toughness. 410s stainless steel is a low-carbon modification of 410 stainless steel, it offers improved weldability and formability while maintaining similar corrosion resistance and mechanical properties as 410 stainless steel. Both are widely used.

Single Sheet Of Rolling Specification
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Hot Forming
Cold Forming
Welding

Type 410 and 410s stainless steel have good plasticity at high temperatures and can be formed by hot rolling, forging and hot extrusion.

Type 410 and 410s stainless steel have moderate plasticity at room temperature and can be formed by cold rolling, bending, deep drawing and cold extrusion. However, due to the lower carbon content in 410s stainless steel, its plasticity is slightly higher than that of 410 stainless steel, making it more suitable for cold forming.

Type 410 and 410s stainless steel have good welding properties. Commonly used welding methods include arc welding, laser welding and resistance welding. However, due to the lower carbon content in 410s stainless steel, it is easier to control the uniform distribution of carbon during the welding process, thereby reducing the risk of carbon precipitation and pore formation during welding.

CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

	C	Mn	P	S	Si	Cr	Ni	Mo	N	Cu
410	0.15	1.00	0.04	0.03	1.00	11.50-13.50	0.60	/	/	/
410S	0.08	1.00	0.04	0.03	1.00	11.50-13.50	0.60	/	/	/

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

	Tensile Strength (min)		Yield Strength (min)		Elongation	Hardness, max
	ksi	Mpa	ksi	Mpa	/	Brinell.HBW	Rockwell
410	60	415	30	205	22	183	89HRBW
410S	60	415	30	205	22	183	89HRBW

MORE DETAILS ABOUT EACH Stainless Steel Plate PROCESS

Steel Making Process
Hot Roll Process
Solid Solutions & Pickling

MORE DETAILS ABOUT EACH Stainless Steel Plate SURFACE

NO.1
2D
2B
NO.4
BA
HL
Mirror

NO.1 surface treated by heat treatment and pickling after hot rolling. The appearance is silver white, matt and bright. This surface is suitable for industries that require heat resistance and corrosion resistance, and the surface brightness is not important. Common applications include industrial tank and chemical industrial plants etc..

2D surface treated by heat treatment and pickling after cold rolling. The appearance is silver white, smoother but of matt grain. Common applications include petrochemical production equipment, automotive components, building materials and water pipes etc..

After 2D treatment, the final process is lightly cold rolled by a polishing roller to obtain proper gloss. The appearance is smooth and bright, and easy to re-grind to make the surface more brighter. Common applications include building materials, tableware etc..

NO.4 is a product ground with a grinding belt of size 150-180. It has better gloss, discontinuous rough lines and finer stripes than No.3 stainless steel castings commonly used polished and sanded surfaces. Common applications include food processing equipment, home electrical products, medical equipment etc..

BA surface is also produced by cold rolling and de-scaling. It has excellent surface gloss, high reflectivity. In addition, The very smooth surface also makes this surface highly suitable for further finishing processes such as mirror polishing and chrome plating. Common applications include catering equipment etc..

HL use a polishing abrasive belt with an appropriate particle size (150-320 mesh) to grind, with obvious straight stripes. The surface is beautiful, good texture and scratch is not obvious, durable, wear-resistant. Common applications include building decoratio, elevators, vehicle parts, etc..

Mirror is produced by polishing with successively finer abrasives and buffing extensively until all grit lines from preliminary grinding operations are removed. The feature is highest reflectivity. Mainly used for interior and exterior decoration materials of automobiles and buildings.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What Is The Difference Between 316 And 316L?
What Are The Classes Of Stainless Steel?
What Is Duplex Stainless Steel?

What Is The Difference Between 316 And 316L?

Answer:

316L stainless steel has many of the same mechanical properties of 316 stainless steel, just contain lower levels of carbon. Lower carbon content is the only chemical difference between these two grades, leading 316L immune from sensitisation or grain boundary carbide precipitation, and easier to machine.

What Are The Classes Of Stainless Steel?

Answer:

Classes of stainless steel are organized by their crystalline structure, mainly divided into martensitic, ferritic, austenitic, duplex, and precipitation-hardening. Austenitic is the most common, 321/321H is one of the austenitic stainless steel.

What Is Duplex Stainless Steel?

Answer:

Combining austenitic and ferritic stainless steels equally, duplex stainless steel contain chromium (21-27%), nickel (1.35-8% ), copper (0.05-3%), and molybdenum (0.05-5% ). The combination of elements makes duplex stainless steel stronger than either austenitic or ferritic steel by itself.