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Alloy 440C has the highest carbon content of all 440 series stainless steel and is more readily available than 440B. The product is highly suitable for use in applications where greater strength and moderate corrosion resistance is a consideration.
CarTech 440C stainless is a high-carbon chromium steel designed to provide stainless properties with maximum hardness. It has been used primarily as a bearing steel, and is used in the hardened plus tempered condition.
Carpenter Stainless Type 440C is a high-carbon chromium steel designed to provide stainless properties with maximum hardness. It has been used primarily as a bearing steel, and is used in the hardened plus tempered condition. When heat-treated, Type 440C attains the highest hardness of any stainless steel (about Rockwell C 60). Applications
The current paper covers the process parameters used, and the mechanical properties achieved, for a liquid phase sintered 440C alloy in both as-sintered and heat-treated conditions. The sintered density and hardness of this PM version of the alloy are comparable to those of the wrought and MIM (metal injection molding) processed 440C materials.
440C is a hardenable chromium steel. It has one of the highest attainable hardnesses of the corrosion and heat resisting grades. This grade is magnetic at all times. For those applications where superior machinability is desired and where slightly lower corrosion resistance is satisfactory 440C can be supplied.
440C is a high-carbon chromium stainless steel designed to provide moderate stainless properties with maximum hardness. 440C can be found in a diverse range of applications owing to the excellent wear resistance coupled with corrosion resistance.
440C is a heat treatable stainless steel, designed for a combination of high wear resistance and moderate corrosion resistance. Examples of applications: Bearings, industrial knives, specialty cutlery knives, mold inserts, surgical tools. Comparison Chart. Typical Heat Treat Response. Tempering Temp Degrees oF Hardness HRC. As quenched 59. 212. 59.
