The 410 is the basic martensitic stainless steel, for general use, that can harden. It is used for parts subjected to high stress with good corrosion resistance and mechanical strength. Stainless 410 resists corrosion in slightly corrosive atmospheres, steam, and in many mild chemical environments. This steel can be heat-treated to obtain high strength with good ductility. The 410S variant (UNS S41008) has limited carbon content to prevent hardening and breakage when welded or exposed to high temperatures.

Stainless Steel AISI 410 Plate Application

Valves
Cutlery
Food Industry
Water Pump Parts
Water Arrows
Petrochemical equipment

Description	Value - Unit	Specification
Tensile strength kg/cm2	5275	Annealed (760°C) 1" Ø
Cedence point	2815	Annealed (760°C) 1" Ø
Elongation 5.08 cm	35	Annealed (760°C) 1" Ø
Area Reduction	70	Annealed (760°C) 1" Ø
Brinell hardness	185	Annealed (760°C) 1" Ø
Tensile strength kg/cm2	8440	Tempered (1010°) 1" Ø and Tempered (600°C) 1" Ø
Cedence point	7380	Tempered (1010°) 1" Ø and Tempered (600°C) 1" Ø
Elongation 5.08 cm	20	Tempered (1010°) 1" Ø and Tempered (600°C) 1" Ø
Area Reduction	63	Tempered (1010°) 1" Ø and Tempered (600°C) 1" Ø
Brinell hardness	250	Tempered (1010°) 1" Ø and Tempered (600°C) 1" Ø
Tensile strength kg/cm2	13290	Tempered (815°C)1" Ø and Tempered (540°C) 1" Ø
Cedence point	10340	Tempered (815°C)1" Ø and Tempered (540°C) 1" Ø
Elongation 5.08 cm	18	Tempered (815°C)1" Ø and Tempered (540°C) 1" Ø
Area Reduction	57	Tempered (815°C)1" Ø and Tempered (540°C) 1" Ø
Brinell hardness	400	Tempered (815°C)1" Ø and Tempered (540°C) 1" Ø