What is a 410 steel equivalent to?

August 13, 2025

Applications:

Pump and valve components
Cutlery and kitchen utensils
Steam and gas turbine parts
Fasteners and springs
Petrochemical equipment
Industrial blades and wear parts

Heat Treatment:

Annealing: 815–900°C, slow furnace cooling
Hardening: 925–1010°C, air or oil quenching
Tempering: 150–370°C, depending on desired hardness

alloy steel AISI 4130

Heat treated 410 has mechanical properties comparable to the engineering alloy steel AISI 4130, coupled with the additional benefit of good corrosion resistance.

Similar Steel Types (Functionally or Compositionally):

Steel	How It Compares
420 stainless steel	Higher carbon than 410 → can be harder, but a bit less tough.
416 stainless steel	Similar, but has added sulfur → better machinability, slightly reduced corrosion resistance.
430 stainless steel	Ferritic, not hardenable → better corrosion resistance, but lower strength.
13Cr tool steel	Similar chromium level, used in some high-strength tooling applications.

410 Stainless Steel Plate – Product Introduction

Overview:

410 stainless steel plate is a martensitic stainless steel known for its high strength, hardness, and moderate corrosion resistance. It is heat treatable and magnetic in all conditions, making it ideal for applications requiring wear resistance, mechanical strength, and some degree of corrosion protection.

Key Features:

Heat treatable for increased strength and hardness
Moderate corrosion resistance in mild atmospheres and environments
Good machinability in the annealed condition
Magnetic in both annealed and hardened states
Cost-effective alternative to high-chromium steels