Stainless Steel
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* Typical Mechanical Properties
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Remington
Alloy No.
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Material
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Density
g/cm3
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Ult.
Tensile
Strength
psi
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0.2%
Yield
Strength
psi
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Percentage
Elongation
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**
Apparent
Hardness
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***
Impact
Strength
ft-lb
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RS-303L
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303L Stainless
(austenitic)
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RS-304L
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304L Stainless
(austenitic)
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RS-316L
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316L Stainless
(austenitic)
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RS-410
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410 Stainless
(martensitic)
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67,000
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84,000
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88,000
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94,000
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73,000
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RC 15
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RC 20
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RC 20
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RC 25
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RC 75
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RS-430
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430 Stainless
(ferritic)
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* Properties listed were obtained on flat tensible specimens. They are considered typical, and are for information only. Properties may vary somewhat on actual parts, depending on size, shape, and processing variables.
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** Composite hardness of pores and solid material, hence hardness value is somewhat lower than comparable wrought material.
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*** Unnotched Charpy impact test perpendicular to pressing direction.
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