440-F SEL ANN

440F SE (Type 2) is a high carbon martensitic stainless steel that is AOD melted with the addition of selenium for better machinability. These products have been used typically for parts requiring resistance to both corrosion and wear with a hardness up to 58 HRC, where the amount of machining warrants use of a free-machining steel. 440F-Se should be considered for machined parts which require higher hardness values than possible with other free-machining grades. This alloy is heat treatable for an elevated hardness and moderate corrosion resistance. Due to its inherent porosity, it should not be considered for applications involving gas or liquid under pressure. This material is often used for Aircraft Components, Nuclear Industries and Surgical Tools.

Common Applications

  • AerospaceAerospace
  • MedicalMedical
  • IndustrialIndustrial

Benefits

  • Good Machinability
  • Good Hardness
  • Good Wear Resistance

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440-F SEL ANN

We Stock 440-F SEL ANN to the Following Specifications:

  • AMS-5632 TYPE 2
  • ASTM-A-484
  • ASTM-A-582
  • QQS-764 B

Chemical Makeup

ElementMinMax
Carbon, C0.951.2
Manganese, Mn-1.25
Silicon, Si-1
Sulfur, S-0.03
Phosphorus, P0.04
Chromium, Cr1618
Nickel, Ni-0.75
Molybdenum, Mo0.40.6
Copper, Cu-0.75
Nitrogen, N0.08
Tin, Sn-0.05
Selenium, Se0.150.25

Cross-Fittings

Round

There are 36 sizes and conditions.

  • 3/32 - CG
  • 1/8 - CG
  • 5/32 - CG
  • 3/16 - CG
  • 7/32 - CG
  • 1/4 - CG
  • 9/32 - CG
  • 5/16 - CG
  • 11/32 - CG
  • 3/8 - CG
  • 13/32 - CG
  • 7/16 - CG
  • 15/32 - CG
  • 1/2 - CG
  • 17/32 - CG
  • 9/16 - CG
  • 5/8 - CG
  • 11/16 - CG
  • 3/4 - CG
  • 13/16 - CG
  • 7/8 - CG
  • 15/16 - CG
  • 1 - CG
  • 1-1/8 - CG
  • 1-1/4 - CG
  • 1-3/8 - CG
  • 1-1/2 - CG
  • 1-5/8 - CG
  • 1-3/4 - CG
  • 1-7/8 - CG
  • 2 - CG
  • 2-1/4 - CG
  • 2-3/8 - CG
  • 2-1/2 - CG
  • 2-3/4 - CG
  • 3 - CG

Flat

There are no sizes and conditions for the flat cross-section.

Square

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Hex

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