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ATI 418 SPL Stainless Steel (Greek Ascoloy) vs SAE 403 Stainless Steel (Tempered bar)

Property comparison of ATI 418 SPL Stainless Steel (Greek Ascoloy) and SAE 403 Stainless Steel (Tempered bar), both stainless steel.

Stainless Steel7 compared properties
PropertyATI 418 SPL Stainless Steel (Greek Ascoloy)SAE 403 Stainless Steel (Tempered bar)Difference
Yield strength586 MPa585 MPa0%
Tensile strength793 MPa765 MPa-4%
Elongation18 %23 %+28%
Elastic modulus200,000 MPa193,000 MPa-4%
Density7,860 kg/m³7,850 kg/m³0%
Specific heat460 J/kg·K460 J/kg·K0%
Coefficient of thermal expansion0.00001 1/K0.00001 1/K+7%

Difference is SAE 403 Stainless Steel (Tempered bar) relative to ATI 418 SPL Stainless Steel (Greek Ascoloy). Values are taken from the representative row of each material; both materials may have multiple heat treatments or conditions on their individual pages.

Identification

ATI 418 SPL Stainless Steel (Greek Ascoloy)
grade
UNS S41800
standard
AMS 5508
heat treatment
Annealed
SAE 403 Stainless Steel (Tempered bar)
grade
403
standard
SAE
heat treatment
Tempered bar

About 400-series stainless steels

Martensitic and ferritic stainless steels carry less nickel than the 300-series and remain magnetic. 410 and 420 are hardenable by quench and temper and are used for cutlery, shafts, and valve parts. 430 stays soft and is used for cosmetic trim and mild corrosion service. Compared to 300-series grades they trade general corrosion resistance for hardenability.

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