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	Item # 409-16-48-96, Stainless Steel Sheet and Coil - Type 409

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Cold Rolled, Annealed No. 2D Finish
Magnetic
Paper Interleaved
A.S.T.M. A240/A480
ASME SA-240

Unit of Measure: Imperial

Specifications · Typical Mechanical Properties · Comparative Characteristics and Applications · Applications

Specifications

Material		Type 409 Stainless Steel

Shapeform		Sheets

Preparation		Paper Interleaved

Thickness		16 gauge

Thickness		0.060 inches

Size		48 x 96

Width		48

Length		96

Sheet Weight per Unit Area		2.472 lbs/ft²

Estimated Weight per Sheet		79.10 lbs

Finish		No. 2D

Condition		Cold Rolled Annealed

Nominal Composition		0 or trace Nickel 0.06 to 0.35% Carbon 0.75% Max. Titanium x Carbon Min 1.00% Max. Manganese 1.00% Max. Silicon 10.50 to 11.75% Chrominum

ASTM Specification		ASTM A240 ASTM A480 ASTM SA-240 UNS N40900

Typical Mechanical Properties

Steel Alloy Group		Ferritic

Magnetic Properties		Magnetic

Harden By		Cold Work

Corrosion Resistance		Med. to High

Hardness		Low

Strength		Low

Ductility		Med.

Toughness		Low to Med.

Elec. Conductance		Med.

Thermal Conductance		Med.

Thermal Expansion		Med.

Heat Resistance (Scaling Strength)		High/Low

Comparative Characteristics and Applications

Yield Strength		35000 lbs/in²

Tensile Strength		62000 lbs/in²

Elongation percent in 2 inches		68 %

Hardness (Rockwell B)		68

Density		0.28 lbs/in³

Modulus of Elasticity in Tension		29.0 x 10⁶ lbs/in²

Specific Heat (32 to 212°F)		0.11 BTU/ºF/lbs

Thermal Conductivity at 212°F		14.4 BTU/hr.ft²/ft/ºF

Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion per °F (32 to 212°F)		6.5 x 10^-6 ºF

Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion per °F (32 to 1200°F)		7.2 x 10^-6 ºF

Melting Point Range		2600 to 2750 ºF

Electrical Resistivity		60 µΩ.cm

Max. Operating Temp. (Continuous Service)		1250 ºF

Max. Operating Temp. (Intermittent Service)		1400 ºF

Welding Properties		Good Fairly-Tough Welds

Drawing and Stamping		Good

Hot Working - Initial Forging		1900 to 2100 ºF

Annealing Temp.		1500 to 1800 ºF

Applications

Rapid transit cars, buses, aircraft, cargo containers
Retractor springs
Hose clamps
Conveyors
Bottling machinery
Jewelry
Cryogenic vessels and components
Still tubes
Expand metal parts
Mixing bowls
Dryers
Furnace parts
Heat exchangers
Paper mill equipment
Oil refining equipment
Textile industry
Dyeing equipment
Jet engine parts
Welded storage tanks for organic chemicals
Combustion chambers
Furnace arch supports
Kiln linings
Smoke control ductwork
Coal chutes
Gauge parts
Cutlery
Fish hooks
Glass molds
Bank vaults
Fasteners
Skewers
Dairy industry
Burner and emission control components
Recuperators
Pipes, tubes

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Item # 409-16-48-96, Stainless Steel Sheet and Coil - Type 409

Material

Shapeform

Preparation

Thickness

Thickness

Size

Width

Length

Sheet Weight per Unit Area

Estimated Weight per Sheet

Finish

Condition

Nominal Composition

ASTM Specification

Steel Alloy Group

Magnetic Properties

Harden By

Corrosion Resistance

Hardness

Strength

Ductility

Toughness

Elec. Conductance

Thermal Conductance

Thermal Expansion

Heat Resistance (Scaling Strength)

Yield Strength

Tensile Strength

Elongation percent in 2 inches

Hardness (Rockwell B)

Density

Modulus of Elasticity in Tension

Specific Heat (32 to 212°F)

Thermal Conductivity at 212°F

Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion per °F (32 to 212°F)

Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion per °F (32 to 1200°F)

Melting Point Range

Electrical Resistivity

Max. Operating Temp. (Continuous Service)

Max. Operating Temp. (Intermittent Service)

Welding Properties

Drawing and Stamping

Hot Working - Initial Forging

Annealing Temp.