Stainless Grade
430
Ferritic stainless: magnetic, good corrosion resistance, lower cost (no nickel). Common in appliances and trim.
Last verified: 2026-07-09
| TypeMetallurgical family — determines magnetism and how it's strengthened. | Ferritic |
|---|---|
| ConditionThe condition these typical values apply to. | Annealed |
| Density(g/cm³) | 7.7 |
| Tensile(MPa)Typical ultimate tensile strength. | 450 |
| Yield(MPa)Typical 0.2% offset yield strength. | 275 |
| Elong.(%)Typical elongation at break. | 22 |
| HardnessTypical hardness (annealed unless noted). | ≤183 HB |
| Machinability | Fair |
| Magnetic | Yes |
- Typical uses: appliance panels, automotive trim, decorative applications.
- Nickel-free (lower cost); less formable and less corrosion-resistant than austenitic grades.
Other stainless steel grades
Sources
- AISI / ASM International — typical properties of stainless steels
- Manufacturer datasheets (annealed condition; 17-4 PH in H900)