Stainless Steel 410 coils are flat-rolled martensitic stainless steel holding 11.50 to 13.50% chromium with 0.08 to 0.15% carbon. The relatively higher carbon content distinguishes Grade 410 from ferritic stainless steels. The grade hardens by quenching and tempering, trading some corrosion resistance for strength and wear life. It stays magnetic in every condition and, with no nickel requirement, costs less than most stainless grades. These coils are typically used for high-strength, wear-resistant parts like fasteners, valves, and cutlery.
As a reliable 410 stainless steel coil supplier, our warehouse carries these coils as ready stock, sourced from reputed primary mills and slit to width in-house. Material ships annealed, soft enough for blanking and forming ahead of any hardening cycle, with test documentation on request.