S.S. 410 and S.S. 420 are both martensitic stainless steels, meaning they can be hardened by heat treatment. S.S. 420 is a modified version of S.S. 410 with higher carbon content, resulting in increased hardness, strength, and wear resistance.\
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S.S. 410:
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General Purpose:
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A general-purpose stainless steel with good corrosion resistance, particularly in mild environments.\
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Composition:
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Contains at least 12% chromium, sufficient for corrosion resistance, and 0.15% carbon.\
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Properties:
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Hardenable, magnetic in both annealed and hardened conditions.\
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Applications:
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Widely used in cutlery, bolts, fasteners, medical instruments, and nozzles.\
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S.S. 420:
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Hardenable:A hardenable martensitic stainless steel, similar to S.S. 410 but with higher carbon content.\
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Composition:Contains at least 12% chromium and higher carbon content than S.S. 410.\
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Properties:Higher hardness, strength, and wear resistance than S.S. 410.\
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Applications:Used in applications requiring high hardness and wear resistance, such as surgical instruments, blades, and cutting tools.\
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Key Differences:
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Carbon Content:
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S.S. 420 has a higher carbon content than S.S. 410, leading to its increased hardness and wear resistance.\
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Hardening:
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Both are hardenable, but S.S. 420 can achieve a higher Rockwell hardness (50 HRC).\
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Applications:
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S.S. 420 is favored for applications requiring high hardness and wear resistance, while S.S. 410 is a more general-purpose alloy.
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Additional Information
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