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Greek Ascoloy from Sullivan Steel

Greek Ascoloy

Greek Ascoloy is a chromium-nickel-tungsten, through-hardening martensitic stainless steel with high stress-corrosion resistance, high creep resistance, heat resistance, and strength.


Melt-type(s): Air-melt
Other name(s): 418 stainless
Comparable grade(s): N/A

STANDARDS

Type Specifications
AMS AMS 5616
UNS S41800
Misc. PWA-S-5616, CPW-S-5616, GE S-400, GE S-1000, PWA 300, MCL F-14, MCL F-17, ASQR-01

SIZES AVAILABLE

Form Size range
Bar 0.250" - 4.000"

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

Element Range (%)
C 0.18
Cr 13.28
Mn 0.39
Mo 0.08
Ni 2.04
P 0.02
S 0.01
Si 0.16
W 2.86

CHARACTERISTICS

High temperature Stainless Through-hardened Nitriding Carburizing Induction

CHARACTERISTICS

Characteristic Value
High temperature
Stainless
Through-hardened
Nitriding
Carburizing
Induction

ADDITIONAL INFO

Heat Treatment
Please contact Sullivan Steel for additional guidance or information on heat treating Greek Ascoloy (418 stainless).
Machinability
Sullivan Steel typically stocks Greek Ascoloy (418 stainless) in the annealed condition, optimal for machinability and heat treatment uniformity. Exceptions may apply.
Common Applications
Turbine buckets and blades, aircraft landing gear, jet engine parts, bolts/fasteners, compressor parts.

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DISCLAIMER

The product information provided on this page is provided for general reference only and is not complete. Customers and prospective customers should rely on the applicable material certifications for product information, including any exceptions to specifications, if applicable. Material certifications are available upon request. All product sales are subject to Sullivan Steel’s standard terms and conditions of sale.