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EOS StainlessSteel 17-4

EOS Stainless Steel 17-4 – Material Specifications

 


Typical Uses

-          engineering applications including functional prototypes, small series products, individualized

-          products or spare parts.

-          parts requiring high corrosion resistance, sterilisability, etc.

-          parts requiring particularly high toughness and ductility.

 

General Data

             
 

Minimum Layer thickness

 

0.8 mil

     
 

Typical Accuracy

           
   

small parts

 

± 0.8 – 0.2 mil

   
   

large parts

 

± 0.2%

     
 

 Minimum Wall Thickness

 

0.3 - 0.4 mm

   
 

Surface Finish

   

Ra 8 , Rz 10 - 50

   
   

after shot-peening

 

Ra 2.5 - 4.5 μm, Ry 15 - 40 μm

 
   

after polishing

 

Rz up to < 0.5 μm

   
                 

Material Properties

           
 

Ultimate tensile strength

 

900 MPa

     
         

130 ksi

     
 

Yield strength (Rp 0.2 %)

 

500 MPa

     
         

73 ksi

     
 

Elongation at break, A5

 

up to 30 %

     
 

Young’s Modulus

   

approx. 190 GPa

   
         

approx. 28 msi

   
 

Hardness HV10

           
   

as built

   

250 - 320 HV

   
   

after post-hardenign

> 40 HRC (~ 400 HV)

   
                 

Thermal Properties

             
                 
 

Coefficient of thermal expansion

approx. 13 - 20 x 10-6 m/m°C

 
         

approx. 7 - 11 x 10-6 in/in°F

 
 

Thermal conductivity

 

approx. 12 - 14 W/mK

   
         

approx. 83 - 97 Btu/(h ft² °F/in)

 

Maximum operating temperature

550 °C

     
         

1000 °F

     
                   

 



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