Ferritic stainless steel
430 Stainless Steel
430 is a chromium ferritic stainless steel used for decorative panels, appliance components and other moderately corrosive environments. Its magnetic response, forming behavior, weldability and corrosion resistance differ from common austenitic grades and should be considered during selection.
Final material selection remains the responsibility of the project design authority. Confirm product form, governing standard and current availability with sales.
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Quick answer about 430 Stainless Steel
Confirm forming, welding, corrosion and appearance requirements before replacing an austenitic grade with 430.
Specification overview
| Material standard | Confirm with sales |
|---|---|
| Product form and dimensions | Confirm with sales |
| Finish | Confirm with sales |
| Forming or welding scope | Confirm with sales |
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Characteristics
- Ferritic chromium grade
- Generally magnetic
- Common in decorative and appliance applications
- Different forming and welding response from 304 or 316L
Available forms
Common finishes
Typical applications
- Appliance panels and trim
- Interior architectural metalwork
- Commercial equipment
- General components in suitable environments