Material

Stainless Steel 420

Stainless Steel 420 produces high-strength, hardened parts with excellent wear resistance and moderate corrosion resistance. It is ideal for components requiring durability, sharp edges, and long service life.

Manufacturing processes

CNC 

About

CNC machined Stainless Steel 420 is a martensitic stainless steel designed for applications requiring high hardness, strength, and wear resistance. The material can be heat treated to achieve significantly increased hardness, making it well suited for components exposed to friction, mechanical stress, or repeated use.

Stainless Steel 420 provides higher hardness and wear resistance than many other stainless steels, particularly after heat treatment, while maintaining moderate resistance to corrosion in mild environments. Compared to grades such as 304 or 18-8, it offers greater strength and edge retention but lower corrosion resistance, making it better suited for controlled conditions rather than highly corrosive or marine environments.

Typical applications include cutting tools, surgical instruments, valve components, shafts, bearings, molds, and wear-resistant mechanical parts where durability, surface hardness, and long-term performance are critical.

Technical Details

Accuracy
±0.2% (lower limit of ±0.13 mm)
Density
7.7 g/cm³
Min. wall thickness
-

Technical Properties

Tensile strength
620 - 850 MPa
Tensile modulus
345 MPa
Tensile elongation
15 - 25%
Flexural strength
200000 MPa
Embossing
min. 0.3 mm
Engraving
min. 0.3 mm
Warping risk
N/A
Maximum printing dimensions

Finishes

  • Standard

Properties

  • Durable
  • Functional
  • Strong

Colors