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SAE 330 Stainless Steel (Annealed bar) vs SAE 440C Stainless Steel (Hardened and tempered at 315 °C)

Property comparison of SAE 330 Stainless Steel (Annealed bar) and SAE 440C Stainless Steel (Hardened and tempered at 315 °C), both stainless steel.

Stainless Steel12 compared properties
PropertySAE 330 Stainless Steel (Annealed bar)SAE 440C Stainless Steel (Hardened and tempered at 315 °C)Difference
Yield strength290 MPa1,900 MPa+555%
Tensile strength585 MPa1,970 MPa+237%
Elongation45 %2 %-96%
Elastic modulus193,000 MPa193,000 MPa0%
Shear modulus74,231 MPa74,231 MPa0%
Poisson ratio0.30.30%
Density7,850 kg/m³7,850 kg/m³0%
Brinell hardness147 HB580 HB+295%
Thermal conductivity15.1 W/m·K24.7 W/m·K+64%
Specific heat500 J/kg·K460 J/kg·K-8%
Coefficient of thermal expansion0.000016 1/K0.00001 1/K-36%
Melting point1,400 °C1,450 °C+4%

Difference is SAE 440C Stainless Steel (Hardened and tempered at 315 °C) relative to SAE 330 Stainless Steel (Annealed bar). Values are taken from the representative row of each material; both materials may have multiple heat treatments or conditions on their individual pages.

Identification

SAE 330 Stainless Steel (Annealed bar)
grade
330
standard
SAE
heat treatment
Annealed bar
SAE 440C Stainless Steel (Hardened and tempered at 315 °C)
grade
440C
standard
SAE
heat treatment
Hardened and tempered at 315 °C

About 300-series stainless steels

Austenitic stainless steels gain corrosion resistance from chromium and nickel and are non-magnetic in the annealed condition. 304 covers most general-purpose work; 316 adds molybdenum for chloride and seawater service. They cannot be hardened by heat treatment and rely on cold work for higher strength.

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