Martensitic stainless steel (EN 1.4418, X4CrNiMo16-5-1) 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1)
Fe balance
Also known as EN 1.4418, EN name X4CrNiMo16-5-1, DIN 17440, AFNOR Z6CND16-05-01, SS 2387, SIS 2387 · 1 more
EN 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1) is a soft martensitic stainless steel with 15.00 to 17.00 percent chromium, 4.00 to 6.00 percent nickel and 0.80 to 1.50 percent molybdenum, according to the Deutsche Edelstahlwerke datasheets.
Evidence level
2 of 5
Lab-measured
- 0Predicted only. No one has made it, or no measurement exists.
- 1Calculated. Only calculated or predicted values from sources.
- 2Lab-measured. Measured properties with their conditions stated.
- 3Space-relevant tests. Measured in conditions relevant to space, such as vacuum or atomic oxygen.
- 4Ground-qualified. Qualified for an application on the ground.
- 5Flown or field-proven. Flight or field results exist.
Recipe, share of the weight
- Fe balance (the rest)Iron
- Cr 15 to 17%Chromium
- Ni 4 to 6%Nickel
- Mo 0.8 to 1.5%Molybdenum
- C max 0.06Carbon
- N min 0.02Nitrogen
- Si max 0.7Silicon
- Mn max 1.5Manganese
- P max 0.04Phosphorus
- S max 0.03Sulphur
Best for
Quenched and tempered shafts, axles and pump parts that need strength, toughness and good general corrosion resistance, with limited marine exposure (DEW)
Weakest at
Chloride pitting: DEW gives a risk of pitting corrosion in saturated sodium chloride and in sea water at 20 C, and welds need heat treatment afterwards (DEW)
Risk at a glance
- People Low. PubChem element records only; no SDS read
- If it fails Moderate. Pitting corrosion in chloride media
- Corrosion Moderate. Risk of pitting corrosion (DEW)
Quick facts: 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1)
| Property | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Density | 7.7 g/cm³ | 1 sourced value |
| Yield strength | 550 to 920 MPa | 4 sourced values across conditions |
| Tensile strength | 760 to 1,100 MPa | 5 sourced values across conditions |
| Young's modulus | 200 GPa | 1 sourced value |
| Thermal conductivity | 15 W/(m·K) | 1 sourced value |
| Thermal expansion (CTE) | 10.8 to 11.6 ppm/K | 2 sourced values across conditions |
| Specific heat | 430 J/(kg·K) | 1 sourced value |
| Maximum service temperature | 300 to 550 °C | 2 sourced values across conditions |
What is the density of Martensitic stainless steel?
Martensitic stainless steel has a density of 7.7 g/cm³. The source and test conditions are listed in the properties table on this page.
What is the thermal conductivity of Martensitic stainless steel?
Martensitic stainless steel has a thermal conductivity of 15 W/(m·K). The source and test conditions are listed in the properties table on this page.
What is the coefficient of thermal expansion of Martensitic stainless steel?
Martensitic stainless steel has a coefficient of thermal expansion of 10.8 to 11.6 ppm/K. The range covers 2 sourced values across the tempers, forms and test conditions the sources report; room-temperature values are used where a source states a temperature.
What is the yield strength of Martensitic stainless steel?
Martensitic stainless steel has a yield strength of 550 to 920 MPa. The range covers 4 sourced values across the tempers, forms and test conditions the sources report; room-temperature values are used where a source states a temperature.
What is the tensile strength of Martensitic stainless steel?
Martensitic stainless steel has a tensile strength of 760 to 1,100 MPa. The range covers 5 sourced values across the tempers, forms and test conditions the sources report; room-temperature values are used where a source states a temperature.
What are the other names and codes for Martensitic stainless steel?
Martensitic stainless steel is also written as EN 1.4418, EN name X4CrNiMo16-5-1, DIN 17440, AFNOR Z6CND16-05-01, SS 2387, SIS 2387. Each code is printed in the source listed beside it in the designations table.
What is Martensitic stainless steel used for?
Uses recorded in the sources include Aviation and aerospace parts (no part named); Shafts and axles; Pump and centrifuge parts.
Why it exists
EN 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1) is a soft martensitic stainless steel with 15.00 to 17.00 percent chromium, 4.00 to 6.00 percent nickel and 0.80 to 1.50 percent molybdenum. Deutsche Edelstahlwerke sells it as Acidur 4418, quenches and tempers it to QT760 or QT900, and lists shafts, axles, pump and centrifuge parts, the chemical industry, shipbuilding and aviation and aerospace among its uses.
Where it's used
Aviation and aerospace
Both sheets list aviation and aerospace as an application, and the German sheet names the aerospace industry. No spacecraft part is named.
Shafts, axles, pumps and centrifuges
The German sheet lists mechanically and corrosively loaded shafts, axles, centrifuge parts and pump parts.
Chemical industry and shipbuilding
Both sheets list the chemical industry, mechanical engineering, aerospace and shipbuilding. The German sheet also lists the automotive industry.
Recipe
Fe balance; C max. 0.06; Si max. 0.7; Mn max. 1.5; P max. 0.04; S max. 0.03; Cr 15.00 to 17.00; Ni 4.00 to 6.00; Mo 0.80 to 1.50; N min. 0.02 (mass percent, DIN EN 10088-3)
EN 1.4418 is an iron-based martensitic stainless steel with chromium, nickel and molybdenum and low carbon. Composition limits are in mass percent (German sheet: in Massen-% nach DIN EN 10088-3). The steel is supplied annealed, or hardened and tempered to QT760 or QT900.
| Ingredient | Share of the weight | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Iron Fe | balance (the rest) | Matrix of the alloy; the English sheet calls it a soft martensitic steel |
| Chromium Cr | 15 to 17% | Stainless element for corrosion resistance (general chemistry; the limits are on the sheet) |
| Nickel Ni | 4 to 6% | Alloying element (the limits are on the sheet) |
| Molybdenum Mo | 0.8 to 1.5% | Alloying element; the English sheet says molybdenum allows limited marine exposure |
| Carbon C | max 0.06 | Kept low |
| Nitrogen N | min 0.02 | Added nitrogen |
| Silicon Si | max 0.7 | Melt element, held to a maximum |
| Manganese Mn | max 1.5 | Melt element, held to a maximum |
| Phosphorus P | max 0.04 | Impurity held low |
| Sulphur S | max 0.03 | Impurity held low; up to this amount may be added for machinability (German sheet) |
Weight shares are as printed in the sources.
What it can do
Strength
Quenched and tempered to QT760, the German sheet gives at least 550 MPa yield and 760 to 960 MPa tensile strength for sections up to 160 mm. QT900 gives at least 700 MPa yield and 900 to 1100 MPa tensile strength.
Toughness
The English sheet gives at least 90 J for QT760 and 80 J for QT900 at 25 C in ISO-V impact tests. The German sheet gives at least 90 J longitudinal for QT760 up to 160 mm.
Hot strength
The German sheet gives a minimum yield strength at 300 C of 480 MPa for QT760 and 580 MPa for QT900.
Low temperature
The German sheet gives -30 C as the low end of use. The English sheet says the grade can be used in cryogenic applications.
Stiffness
The German sheet gives an elastic modulus of 200 GPa at 20 C and 170 GPa at 400 C.
Corrosion
The English sheet rates general corrosion resistance good and says molybdenum allows limited marine exposure.
How it compares
The two DEW sheets differ on several figures. The English sheet (Revision-No. 4418-1) gives hardening at 1000 to 1050 C, a use limit around 550 C and cryogenic use, while the German sheet (2015-0028) gives 950 to 1050 C and -30 to 300 C. The English sheet says 1.4418 is more resistant to corrosion than 1.4057. The German sheet rates the PREN at 17,9 to 22,3, and the English sheet prints PRE 17.95 to 22.27. No page for another stainless grade was fetched in this run, so no numeric comparison with other grades is made.
The same measurements for each material, so you can compare them. Each row names the key condition under the value; the full conditions and methods are in the numbered notes under Technical details. Other materials are shown beside it; each was measured under its own conditions, so open its page before comparing closely. Compare every grade in the family.
| Measurement | 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1) | 410 (UNS S41000) | 440C (UNS S44004) | S41500 (F6NM forged, CA6NM cast) | 410S (UNS S41008) | 416 | 420 | 431 (UNS S43100, EN 1.4057) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity and energy | ||||||||
| Impact energy AV, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | > 90 J4 | no data | no data | 70 J | no data | no data | no data | no data |
| Impact energy AV, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | > 80 J8 | no data | no data | 70 J | no data | no data | no data | no data |
| Impact energy AV, +QT760, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | > 70 J10 | no data | no data | 70 J | no data | no data | no data | no data |
| Impact energy AV, +QT900, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | > 60 J12 | no data | no data | 70 J | no data | no data | no data | no data |
| Impact energy ISO-V at 25 C, +QT760 (minimum) | > 90 J27 | no data | no data | 70 J | no data | no data | no data | no data |
| Impact energy ISO-V at 25 C, +QT900 (minimum) | > 80 J28 | no data | no data | 70 J | no data | no data | no data | no data |
| Thermal behavior and safety | ||||||||
| Thermal conductivity at 20 C | 15 W/m K30 | 24.9 W/m-K | 24.2 W/m.K | 25 W/(m K) | 26.9 W/m-K | 30 W/m K | 24.9 W/(m·K) | 25 W/(m·K) |
| Specific heat capacity at 20 C | 430 J/kg K31 | 0.46 kJ/(kg·K) | no data | 430 J/(kg K) | 0.46 kJ/kg·K | 460 J/kg K | 460 J/(kg·K) | 460 J/(kg·K) |
| Physical and electrical | ||||||||
| Hardness, soft annealed +A, all diameters (maximum) | < 320 HB19 | < 217 HB | 60 HRC | < 320 HB | < 89 HRB | no data | no data | no data |
| Density | 7.7 kg/dm329 | 7.73 g/cm³ | 0.275 lb/in3 | 7.61 to 8.1 kg/dm3 | 7.73 g/cm³ | 7.7 kg/dm3 | 7.75 g/cm³ | 7800 kg/m3 |
| Other measurements | ||||||||
| Yield strength, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm (minimum) | > 550 MPa1 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Tensile strength, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm (range) | 760 to 960 MPa2 | 450 to 510 MPa | 1965 MPa | < 1100 MPa | > 60 ksi | 650 to 850 N/mm2 | 85.8 ksi | 862 MPa |
| Elongation A5, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | > 16 %3 | 20 to 34 % | 2 % | 15 % | > 22 % | > 12 % | 12 to 13 % | 20 % |
| Yield strength, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm (minimum) | > 700 MPa5 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Tensile strength, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm (range) | 900 to 1100 MPa6 | 450 to 510 MPa | 1965 MPa | < 1100 MPa | > 60 ksi | 650 to 850 N/mm2 | 85.8 ksi | 862 MPa |
| Elongation A5, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | > 16 %7 | 20 to 34 % | 2 % | 15 % | > 22 % | > 12 % | 12 to 13 % | 20 % |
| Elongation A5, +QT760, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | > 14 %9 | 20 to 34 % | 2 % | 15 % | > 22 % | > 12 % | 12 to 13 % | 20 % |
| Elongation A5, +QT900, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | > 14 %11 | 20 to 34 % | 2 % | 15 % | > 22 % | > 12 % | 12 to 13 % | 20 % |
| Yield strength Rp0,2 at 100 C, +QT760 (minimum) | > 520 MPa13 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Yield strength Rp0,2 at 200 C, +QT760 (minimum) | > 500 MPa14 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Yield strength Rp0,2 at 300 C, +QT760 (minimum) | > 480 MPa15 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Yield strength Rp0,2 at 100 C, +QT900 (minimum) | > 660 MPa16 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Yield strength Rp0,2 at 200 C, +QT900 (minimum) | > 620 MPa17 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Yield strength Rp0,2 at 300 C, +QT900 (minimum) | > 580 MPa18 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Tensile strength, soft annealed +A, all diameters (maximum) | < 1100 MPa20 | 450 to 510 MPa | 1965 MPa | < 1100 MPa | > 60 ksi | 650 to 850 N/mm2 | 85.8 ksi | 862 MPa |
| Yield strength Rp0.2, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum) | 820 MPa21 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Tensile strength, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum) | 940 MPa22 | 450 to 510 MPa | 1965 MPa | < 1100 MPa | > 60 ksi | 650 to 850 N/mm2 | 85.8 ksi | 862 MPa |
| Elongation A5, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum) | 18 %23 | 20 to 34 % | 2 % | 15 % | > 22 % | > 12 % | 12 to 13 % | 20 % |
| Yield strength Rp0.2, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum) | 920 MPa24 | 205 to 290 MPa | 1896 MPa | > 520 MPa | > 30 ksi | > 450 MPa | 51.5 ksi | 600 MPa |
| Tensile strength, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum) | 1050 MPa25 | 450 to 510 MPa | 1965 MPa | < 1100 MPa | > 60 ksi | 650 to 850 N/mm2 | 85.8 ksi | 862 MPa |
| Elongation A5, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum) | 18 %26 | 20 to 34 % | 2 % | 15 % | > 22 % | > 12 % | 12 to 13 % | 20 % |
| Coefficient of thermal expansion, 20 to 100 C | 10.8 10-6 K-132 | 9.9 µm/m-°C | 10.1 10-6/K | no data | 10.8 µm/m·K | 10.5 10^-6/K | 10.3 10^-6/K | 10 ppm/K |
| Coefficient of thermal expansion, 20 to 400 C | 11.6 10-6 K-133 | 9.9 µm/m-°C | 10.1 10-6/K | no data | 10.8 µm/m·K | 10.5 10^-6/K | 10.3 10^-6/K | 10 ppm/K |
| Elastic modulus at 20 C | 200 GPa34 | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 215 kN/mm2 |
| Elastic modulus at 400 C | 170 GPa35 | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 200 GPa | 215 kN/mm2 |
| Lowest usable temperature (German sheet) | -30 °C36 | no data | no data | -60 °C | no data | no data | no data | -40 °C |
| Highest usable temperature (German sheet) | 300 °C37 | < 649 °C | 400 °C | 300 °C | < 705 °C | 675 °C | < 675 °C | 400 °C |
| Use temperature around 550 C (English sheet, approximate) | 550 °C38 | < 649 °C | 400 °C | 300 °C | < 705 °C | 675 °C | < 675 °C | 400 °C |
Why choose it, and why not
Good for
- Shafts, axles, pump and centrifuge parts that need quenched and tempered strength with good toughness (DEW).
- Chemical, marine-exposed and aerospace parts where good general corrosion resistance is needed (DEW).
- Parts used down to -30 C (German sheet) or in cryogenic applications (English sheet).
Watch out for
- Chlorides: DEW gives a risk of pitting corrosion in saturated sodium chloride and in sea water at 20 C.
- Welding: without heat treatment after welding, the heat-affected zone and the weld can differ strongly from the base metal (German sheet).
- The two DEW sheets disagree on hardening, the service range and the electrical resistivity, so check the revision before design.
- Sulphur additions for machinability can lower corrosion resistance (German sheet).
EN 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1) is a quenched and tempered, corrosion-resistant martensitic steel. DEW sells it for shafts, axles, pump and centrifuge parts and lists aviation and aerospace use. Its strength levels and impact values are sourced. Its limits are pitting in chloride media, weld properties that depend on heat treatment after welding, and two DEW revisions that disagree on several figures. No space-environment, flight or NASA data for 1.4418 were found.
Technical details
For scientists and researchers. Everything above comes from the record below: every number with its method, its conditions and its source.
Other names and standards
The same grade under other systems, as datasheets and standards print them. Each code was checked against the page it comes from.
| System | Codes |
|---|---|
| EN | 1.4418 |
| EN name | X4CrNiMo16-5-1 |
| DIN | 17440 |
| AFNOR | Z6CND16-05-01 |
| SS | 2387 |
| SIS | 2387 |
| Trade name | Acidur 4418 |
Notes
The method, full conditions and any caveat for the numbered rows above.
| # | Measurement | Method | Conditions | Caveat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yield strength, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm (minimum) | Room-temperature table, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 550) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmbasis minimum Rp0,2standard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 2 | Tensile strength, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm (range) | Room-temperature table, +QT760 row, Rm as printed (760 to 960) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmbasis range as printedstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 3 | Elongation A5, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | A5 longitudinal column, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 16) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmdirection longitudinalgauge A5 as printedbasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 4 | Impact energy AV, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | AV longitudinal column, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 90) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmdirection longitudinaltest temperature not printed in this tablebasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 5 | Yield strength, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm (minimum) | Room-temperature table, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 700) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmbasis minimum Rp0,2standard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 6 | Tensile strength, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm (range) | Room-temperature table, +QT900 row, Rm as printed (900 to 1100) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmbasis range as printedstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 7 | Elongation A5, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | A5 longitudinal column, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 16) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmdirection longitudinalgauge A5 as printedbasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 8 | Impact energy AV, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum) | AV longitudinal column, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 80) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter up to 160 mmdirection longitudinaltest temperature not printed in this tablebasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 9 | Elongation A5, +QT760, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | A5 transverse column, +QT760 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 14) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter 160 to 250 mmdirection transversegauge A5 as printedbasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 10 | Impact energy AV, +QT760, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | AV transverse column, +QT760 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 70) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter 160 to 250 mmdirection transversetest temperature not printed in this tablebasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 11 | Elongation A5, +QT900, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | A5 transverse column, +QT900 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 14) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter 160 to 250 mmdirection transversegauge A5 as printedbasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 12 | Impact energy AV, +QT900, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum) | AV transverse column, +QT900 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 60) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)form round product, diameter 160 to 250 mmdirection transversetest temperature not printed in this tablebasis minimumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 13 | Yield strength Rp0,2 at 100 C, +QT760 (minimum) | Elevated-temperature table, +QT760 row, 100 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 520) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)temperature 100 Cform not stated in the elevated-temperature tablebasis minimum Rp0,2 at temperaturestandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 14 | Yield strength Rp0,2 at 200 C, +QT760 (minimum) | Elevated-temperature table, +QT760 row, 200 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 500) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)temperature 200 Cform not stated in the elevated-temperature tablebasis minimum Rp0,2 at temperaturestandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 15 | Yield strength Rp0,2 at 300 C, +QT760 (minimum) | Elevated-temperature table, +QT760 row, 300 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 480) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)tempering 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)temperature 300 Cform not stated in the elevated-temperature tablebasis minimum Rp0,2 at temperaturestandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 16 | Yield strength Rp0,2 at 100 C, +QT900 (minimum) | Elevated-temperature table, +QT900 row, 100 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 660) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)temperature 100 Cform not stated in the elevated-temperature tablebasis minimum Rp0,2 at temperaturestandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 17 | Yield strength Rp0,2 at 200 C, +QT900 (minimum) | Elevated-temperature table, +QT900 row, 200 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 620) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)temperature 200 Cform not stated in the elevated-temperature tablebasis minimum Rp0,2 at temperaturestandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 18 | Yield strength Rp0,2 at 300 C, +QT900 (minimum) | Elevated-temperature table, +QT900 row, 300 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 580) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)tempering 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)temperature 300 Cform not stated in the elevated-temperature tablebasis minimum Rp0,2 at temperaturestandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 19 | Hardness, soft annealed +A, all diameters (maximum) | Room-temperature table, +A row, hardness as printed (maximum 320) | condition +A (soft annealed), all diametersbasis maximumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 20 | Tensile strength, soft annealed +A, all diameters (maximum) | Room-temperature table, +A row, Rm as printed (maximum 1100) | condition +A (soft annealed), all diametersbasis maximumstandard DIN EN 10088-3 | — |
| 21 | Yield strength Rp0.2, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column, Rp0.2 as printed (820) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)basis typical column, not a minimumtempering not printed on this sheetform not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed | — |
| 22 | Tensile strength, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column, tensile strength as printed (940) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)basis typical column, not a minimumtempering not printed on this sheetform not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed | — |
| 23 | Elongation A5, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column, elongation as printed (18) | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)gauge A5 as printedbasis typical column, not a minimumtempering not printed on this sheetform not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed | — |
| 24 | Yield strength Rp0.2, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column, Rp0.2 as printed (920) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)basis typical column, not a minimumtempering not printed on this sheetform not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed | — |
| 25 | Tensile strength, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column, tensile strength as printed (1050) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)basis typical column, not a minimumtempering not printed on this sheetform not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed | — |
| 26 | Elongation A5, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column, elongation as printed (18) | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)gauge A5 as printedbasis typical column, not a minimumtempering not printed on this sheetform not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed | — |
| 27 | Impact energy ISO-V at 25 C, +QT760 (minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, impact energy row, 25 C ISO-V, minimum 90 as printed | condition +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)test ISO-V notchtemperature 25 Cbasis minimumtempering not printed on this sheet | — |
| 28 | Impact energy ISO-V at 25 C, +QT900 (minimum) | Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, impact energy row, 25 C ISO-V, minimum 80 as printed | condition +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)test ISO-V notchtemperature 25 Cbasis minimumtempering not printed on this sheet | — |
| 29 | Density | Physical properties block, density row, printed as 7.70 kg/dm3 | condition not stated in the physical properties block | — |
| 30 | Thermal conductivity at 20 C | Physical properties block, thermal conductivity at 20 C in W/m K, printed as 15 | temperature 20 C | — |
| 31 | Specific heat capacity at 20 C | Physical properties block, specific heat capacity at 20 C in J/kg K, printed as 430 | temperature 20 C | — |
| 32 | Coefficient of thermal expansion, 20 to 100 C | Physical properties block, thermal expansion row, 20 to 100 C, printed as 10.8 x 10-6 (K-1). The German sheet prints 10,3 for this range (see gaps) | temperature range 20 to 100 C | — |
| 33 | Coefficient of thermal expansion, 20 to 400 C | Physical properties block, thermal expansion row, 20 to 400 C, printed as 11.6 x 10-6 (K-1) | temperature range 20 to 400 C | — |
| 34 | Elastic modulus at 20 C | Physical properties block, E-Modul in GPa row, 20 C column, printed as 200 | temperature 20 C | — |
| 35 | Elastic modulus at 400 C | Physical properties block, E-Modul in GPa row, 400 C column, printed as 170 | temperature 400 C | — |
| 36 | Lowest usable temperature (German sheet) | Besondere Eigenschaften text: suitable for temperatures between -30 C and 300 C | condition usable range as printed; no temper printed | — |
| 37 | Highest usable temperature (German sheet) | Besondere Eigenschaften text: suitable for temperatures up to 300 C | condition usable range as printed; no temper printed | — |
| 38 | Use temperature around 550 C (English sheet, approximate) | Special properties list: can be used to temperatures around 550 C. This conflicts with the German 300 C limit (see gaps) | condition stated as around 550 C (approximate); no temper printed | — |
Corrosion and compatibility
What happens when it meets other materials and environments.
| Environment | Concern | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| General corrosion resistance | low | Good (English sheet); gut (German sheet)1 |
| Saturated sodium chloride at 20 C | moderate | Risk of pitting corrosion (DEW)2 |
| Sea water at 20 C | moderate | Risk of pitting corrosion (DEW)3 |
| Water vapour at 400 C | low | Resistant (DEW)4 |
| Nitric acid, 7 percent, at 20 C | low | Resistant (DEW)5 |
| Sulphuric acid, 1 percent, at 20 C | low | Resistant (DEW)6 |
| Formic acid, 10 percent, at 20 C | low | Resistant (DEW)7 |
| Intergranular corrosion, corrosion fatigue and stress corrosion cracking | low | Extremely resistant (English sheet)8 |
| Pitting resistance index (PRE or PREN) | not rated | Printed as PRE 17.95 to 22.27 (English sheet)9 |
| # | Environment | Details | Test conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | General corrosion resistance | The English sheet rates corrosion resistance good, says 1.4418 is more resistant than 1.4057 because of its higher alloy content, and says molybdenum allows limited exposure to marine environments. It is extremely resistant to intergranular corrosion, corrosion fatigue and stress corrosion cracking. | basis DEW general statements, not test results |
| 2 | Saturated sodium chloride at 20 C | DEW table: NaCl saturated at 20 C gives 'Gefahr der Lochkorrosion' (risk of pitting corrosion). DEW bases these figures on laboratory tests with pure agents and optimal specimens and calls them non-binding. | concentration saturatedtemperature 20 Cbasis laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding |
| 3 | Sea water at 20 C | DEW table gives 'Gefahr der Lochkorrosion' (risk of pitting corrosion) for sea water at 20 C. The English sheet says molybdenum allows limited exposure to marine environments. | temperature 20 Cbasis laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding |
| 4 | Water vapour at 400 C | DEW table: water vapour at 400 C is 'beständig' (resistant). | temperature 400 Cbasis laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding |
| 5 | Nitric acid, 7 percent, at 20 C | DEW table: nitric acid at 7 percent and 20 C is 'beständig' (resistant). | concentration 7 percenttemperature 20 Cbasis laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding |
| 6 | Sulphuric acid, 1 percent, at 20 C | DEW table: sulphuric acid at 1 percent and 20 C is 'beständig' (resistant). | concentration 1 percenttemperature 20 Cbasis laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding |
| 7 | Formic acid, 10 percent, at 20 C | DEW table: formic acid at 10 percent and 20 C is 'beständig' (resistant). | concentration 10 percenttemperature 20 Cbasis laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding |
| 8 | Intergranular corrosion, corrosion fatigue and stress corrosion cracking | The English sheet says 1.4418 is extremely resistant to intergranular corrosion, corrosion fatigue and stress corrosion cracking. | — |
| 9 | Pitting resistance index (PRE or PREN) | The English sheet prints PRE = 17.95 to 22.27. The German sheet prints PREN = 17,9 to 22,3. Neither sheet prints the formula. | — |
Risks and side effects
Hazards to people, what happens when a cell overheats, and how the material is handled and stored.
For people
The PubChem records below describe elemental nickel, chromium and molybdenum. No safety data sheet for 1.4418 was read.
- Nickel
- PubChem lists H317, H351, H372 and H412 for elemental nickel.
- Chromium
- PubChem lists H317, H319 and H334 for elemental chromium.
- Molybdenum
- PubChem lists H225, H228, H315, H319, H335 and H361 for elemental molybdenum, from notifications that vary.
In the environment
Pitting in chloride water is the main limit in service. The German sheet rates the listed acids resistant.
- Chloride
- DEW gives a risk of pitting corrosion in saturated sodium chloride and in sea water at 20 C.
- Acids
- DEW rates 7 percent nitric acid, 1 percent sulphuric acid and 10 percent formic acid at 20 C as resistant.
Welding and heat
Welding needs preheat and heat treatment afterwards to keep the weld close to the base metal.
- Preheat
- Preheat to 100 to 200 C before welding (both sheets).
- After welding
- Anneal or temper after welding (both sheets).
Test details
The original wording and numbers from the sources, for readers who want them.
Failure risks
| Failure | Trigger and consequence |
|---|---|
| Pitting corrosion in chloride mediamoderate severity | Saturated sodium chloride or sea water at 20 C (DEW)DEW table: risk of pitting corrosion (Gefahr der Lochkorrosion) in both media |
| Weld zone properties differ from the base metalmoderate severity | Welding without heat treatment afterwardsDEW: without additional heat treatment after welding, properties in the heat-affected zone and the weld can differ strongly from the base metal |
| Lower corrosion resistance from sulphur additionslow severity | Sulphur added for machinability, up to 0,03 percent (German sheet)DEW: sulphur additions improve machinability but can negatively affect corrosion resistance and mechanical properties |
Handling and storage
- Forging: heat gradually to about 800 C, then rapidly to 1150 to 1180 C, forge between 1180 and 950 C, and cool slowly in an oven or in dry ash (English sheet)
- Forging: heat gradually above 800 C, then rapidly to 1150 to 1180 C, forge between 1180 and 950 C, then cool in air or in dry ash (German sheet)
- Hardening at 1000 to 1050 C, cooled in air, oil or polymer (English sheet)
- Hardening window 950 to 1050 C with polymer, oil or air (German sheet)
- Soft annealing at about 600 C, not above 625 C, then slow cooling in air (English sheet)
- Tempering: QT760 at 590 to 620 C and QT900 at 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (German sheet)
- Tempering: pass the range from 420 to 510 C rapidly, and cool the steel to below 40 C before the final tempering (English sheet)
- Machining: similar to structural steel of the same hardness; drilling 20 to 60 m/min, turning 35 to 95 m/min, milling 80 to 175 m/min (German sheet)
- Cold forming is possible and cold heading is not common (English and German sheets)
- Suited to polishing (English sheet; German sheet: polierfähig ja)
Mitigations
- Preheat to 100 to 200 C before welding (German sheet, below the Ms temperature; English sheet, the same range)
- Anneal or temper after welding (both sheets)
- Use a matching filler or Novonit 4430 (English sheet); the German sheet names filler 1.4430
- Avoid hydrogen- or nitrogen-containing shielding gases (German sheet) and hydrogen- or carbon-containing gases (English sheet)
Supply and geography
How common the raw materials are and where they come from.
Chromium production by country
World mine production 51,000 thousand t gross weight in 2025 (estimated; 49,600 thousand t in 2024). World resources greater than 12 billion t of shipping-grade chromite, 95 percent in Kazakhstan and southern Africa (USGS MCS 2026). Shares computed from the printed 2025 gross-weight tonnages.
- Top producers (2025)
- South Africa 45.1%, Turkey 17.6%, Kazakhstan 13.7%, India 5.9%, Brazil 3.9%, Zimbabwe 3.9%
- Recycling
- Recycled chromium in reported stainless-steel scrap receipts was 21 percent of apparent consumption in 2025 (USGS MCS 2026).
- Substitutes
- Chromium has no substitute in stainless steel, the leading end use, or in superalloys (USGS MCS 2026).
Chromium import reliance
US net import reliance was 79 percent of apparent consumption in 2025 (estimated). Chromite imports 2021 to 2024: South Africa 96 percent, Turkey 3 percent, other 1 percent (USGS MCS 2026).
Nickel production by country
World mine production 3,900,000 t of nickel content in 2025 (estimated; 3,710,000 t in 2024). World reserves more than 140,000,000 t, of which Indonesia 62,000,000 t (USGS MCS 2026). Shares computed from the printed 2025 tonnages.
- Top producers (2025)
- Indonesia 66.7%, Philippines 6.9%, Russia 5.1%, New Caledonia 3.6%, Canada 3.6%, China 3.1%
- Recycling
- Nickel recovered from scrap was about 60 percent of US apparent consumption in 2025; most secondary nickel is the nickel content of stainless-steel scrap (USGS MCS 2026).
- Substitutes
- Nickel-free specialty steels are sometimes used in place of stainless steel in the power-generating and petrochemical industries (USGS MCS 2026).; Low-nickel, duplex or ultrahigh-chromium stainless steels have been substituted for austenitic grades in construction (USGS MCS 2026).
Nickel use, US import reliance and critical-mineral policy
Stainless and alloy steel and nickel-containing alloys typically account for more than 85 percent of US domestic consumption. US net import reliance was 41 percent of apparent consumption in 2025 (estimated). The page notes Executive Order 14285 (April 2025) on seabed minerals to help secure critical minerals such as nickel, but prints no critical-mineral list (USGS MCS 2026).
Molybdenum production by country
World mine production 260,000 t of molybdenum content in 2025 (estimated; 256,000 t in 2024). World reserves 17,000 thousand t (USGS MCS 2026). China imposed export controls on molybdenum powders in February 2025, and the United States is a net exporter (E) of molybdenum. Shares computed from the printed 2025 tonnages.
- Top producers (2025)
- China 37.3%, Chile 16.2%, United States 15.4%, Peru 15%, Mexico 6.5%
- Recycling
- Molybdenum recycled as part of new and old steel and other scrap may be as much as 30 percent of apparent supply (USGS MCS 2026).
- Substitutes
- There is little substitution for molybdenum in steels and cast irons. Potential substitutes include boron, chromium, niobium and vanadium in alloy steels (USGS MCS 2026).
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Datasheets, safety data sheets, papers and standards you can open.
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spore: profile
id: stainless-14418
spore_version: 0.2
family: stainless-martensitic
name: Martensitic stainless steel (EN 1.4418, X4CrNiMo16-5-1)
abbreviation: 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1)
role: quenched and tempered corrosion-resistant steel for shafts, axles and pump parts
category: metals
type: steels-and-stainless
summary: |
EN 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1) is a soft martensitic stainless steel with 15.00 to 17.00 percent chromium, 4.00 to 6.00 percent nickel and 0.80 to 1.50 percent molybdenum, according to the Deutsche Edelstahlwerke datasheets. Deutsche Edelstahlwerke sells it as Acidur 4418 and gives quenched and tempered strength levels QT760 and QT900, with minimum tensile strengths of 760 and 900 MPa. Its datasheets list shafts, axles, pump and centrifuge parts, the chemical industry and aviation and aerospace as uses.
best_for: Quenched and tempered shafts, axles and pump parts that need strength, toughness and good general corrosion resistance, with limited marine exposure (DEW)
weakest_at: 'Chloride pitting: DEW gives a risk of pitting corrosion in saturated sodium chloride and in sea water at 20 C, and welds need heat treatment afterwards (DEW)'
identity:
formula: Fe balance; C max. 0.06; Si max. 0.7; Mn max. 1.5; P max. 0.04; S max. 0.03; Cr 15.00 to 17.00; Ni 4.00 to 6.00; Mo 0.80 to 1.50; N min. 0.02 (mass percent, DIN EN 10088-3)
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: 'Title block of the English sheet: C max. 0.06, Cr 15.00 - 17.00, Ni 4.00 - 6.00, Mo 0.80 - 1.50, N >= 0.02. Si, Mn, P and S maxima from the chemical composition table (min./max. row) of the German sheet'
designations:
- system: EN
code: '1.4418'
note: Material number. Both DEW sheets print it for this grade; the composition and mechanical tables cite DIN EN 10088-3.
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Normen und Bezeichnungen table, DIN EN 10088-3 row
- system: EN name
code: X4CrNiMo16-5-1
note: EN name. The German sheet prints it against DIN EN 10272, the pressure vessel standard it cites for delivery.
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Title block and General comments table, EN 10088-3 row
- system: DIN
code: '17440'
note: Standard number printed beside 1.4418 in the English sheet's General comments table.
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: General comments table, DIN 17440 row
- system: AFNOR
code: Z6CND16-05-01
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Normen und Bezeichnungen table, AFNOR row
- system: SS
code: '2387'
note: Swedish standard number. The English sheet prints it as SIS 2387.
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Normen und Bezeichnungen table, SS row
- system: SIS
code: '2387'
note: Swedish standard number as printed on the English sheet (the German sheet prints SS 2387).
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: General comments table, SIS row
- system: Trade name
code: Acidur 4418
note: DEW trade name for this grade, printed in the header of each German sheet page.
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Page header, Werkstoffdatenblatt title block
tags:
environments: []
stresses:
- extreme-cold
applications:
- structures
- mechanisms
properties:
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm (minimum)
value: 550
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
basis: minimum Rp0,2
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Room-temperature table, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 550)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm (Rp0,2 ≥ 550)
- benchmark: ultimate_tensile_strength
label: Tensile strength, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm (range)
value: 760
value_high: 960
bound: range
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
basis: range as printed
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Room-temperature table, +QT760 row, Rm as printed (760 to 960)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm (Rm 760 - 960)
- benchmark: elongation
label: Elongation A5, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum)
value: 16
bound: lower
unit: '%'
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
direction: longitudinal
gauge: A5 as printed
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: A5 longitudinal column, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 16)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm (A5 in %, längs ≥ 16)
- benchmark: charpy_impact_energy
label: Impact energy AV, +QT760, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum)
value: 90
bound: lower
unit: J
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
direction: longitudinal
test_temperature: not printed in this table
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: AV longitudinal column, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 90)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, diameter up to 160 mm (AV in J, längs ≥ 90)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm (minimum)
value: 700
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
basis: minimum Rp0,2
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Room-temperature table, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 700)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm (Rp0,2 ≥ 700)
- benchmark: ultimate_tensile_strength
label: Tensile strength, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm (range)
value: 900
value_high: 1100
bound: range
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
basis: range as printed
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Room-temperature table, +QT900 row, Rm as printed (900 to 1100)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm (Rm 900 - 1100)
- benchmark: elongation
label: Elongation A5, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum)
value: 16
bound: lower
unit: '%'
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
direction: longitudinal
gauge: A5 as printed
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: A5 longitudinal column, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 16)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm (A5 in %, längs ≥ 16)
- benchmark: charpy_impact_energy
label: Impact energy AV, +QT900, diameter up to 160 mm, longitudinal (minimum)
value: 80
bound: lower
unit: J
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter up to 160 mm
direction: longitudinal
test_temperature: not printed in this table
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: AV longitudinal column, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 80)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, diameter up to 160 mm (AV in J, längs ≥ 80)
- benchmark: elongation
label: Elongation A5, +QT760, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum)
value: 14
bound: lower
unit: '%'
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter 160 to 250 mm
direction: transverse
gauge: A5 as printed
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: A5 transverse column, +QT760 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 14)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, 160 < d ≤ 250 (A5 in %, quer ≥ 14)
- benchmark: charpy_impact_energy
label: Impact energy AV, +QT760, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum)
value: 70
bound: lower
unit: J
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter 160 to 250 mm
direction: transverse
test_temperature: not printed in this table
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: AV transverse column, +QT760 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 70)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, 160 < d ≤ 250 (AV in J, quer ≥ 70)
- benchmark: elongation
label: Elongation A5, +QT900, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum)
value: 14
bound: lower
unit: '%'
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter 160 to 250 mm
direction: transverse
gauge: A5 as printed
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: A5 transverse column, +QT900 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 14)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, 160 < d ≤ 250 (A5 in %, quer ≥ 14)
- benchmark: charpy_impact_energy
label: Impact energy AV, +QT900, diameter 160 to 250 mm, transverse (minimum)
value: 60
bound: lower
unit: J
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
form: round product, diameter 160 to 250 mm
direction: transverse
test_temperature: not printed in this table
basis: minimum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: AV transverse column, +QT900 row, diameter 160 to 250 mm, printed as a plain number (minimum 60)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, 160 < d ≤ 250 (AV in J, quer ≥ 60)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0,2 at 100 C, +QT760 (minimum)
value: 520
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
temperature: 100 C
form: not stated in the elevated-temperature table
basis: minimum Rp0,2 at temperature
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Elevated-temperature table, +QT760 row, 100 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 520)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei erhöhten Temperaturen im vergüteten Zustand (+QT) nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, 100 C column (≥ 520)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0,2 at 200 C, +QT760 (minimum)
value: 500
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
temperature: 200 C
form: not stated in the elevated-temperature table
basis: minimum Rp0,2 at temperature
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Elevated-temperature table, +QT760 row, 200 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 500)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei erhöhten Temperaturen im vergüteten Zustand (+QT) nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, 200 C column (≥ 500)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0,2 at 300 C, +QT760 (minimum)
value: 480
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
tempering: 590 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
temperature: 300 C
form: not stated in the elevated-temperature table
basis: minimum Rp0,2 at temperature
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Elevated-temperature table, +QT760 row, 300 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 480)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei erhöhten Temperaturen im vergüteten Zustand (+QT) nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT760 row, 300 C column (≥ 480)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0,2 at 100 C, +QT900 (minimum)
value: 660
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
temperature: 100 C
form: not stated in the elevated-temperature table
basis: minimum Rp0,2 at temperature
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Elevated-temperature table, +QT900 row, 100 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 660)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei erhöhten Temperaturen im vergüteten Zustand (+QT) nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, 100 C column (≥ 660)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0,2 at 200 C, +QT900 (minimum)
value: 620
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
temperature: 200 C
form: not stated in the elevated-temperature table
basis: minimum Rp0,2 at temperature
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Elevated-temperature table, +QT900 row, 200 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 620)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei erhöhten Temperaturen im vergüteten Zustand (+QT) nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, 200 C column (≥ 620)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0,2 at 300 C, +QT900 (minimum)
value: 580
bound: lower
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
tempering: 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (heat-treatment table)
temperature: 300 C
form: not stated in the elevated-temperature table
basis: minimum Rp0,2 at temperature
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Elevated-temperature table, +QT900 row, 300 C column, Rp0,2 as printed (minimum 580)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei erhöhten Temperaturen im vergüteten Zustand (+QT) nach DIN EN 10088-3, +QT900 row, 300 C column (≥ 580)
- benchmark: hardness
label: Hardness, soft annealed +A, all diameters (maximum)
value: 320
bound: upper
unit: HB
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +A (soft annealed), all diameters
basis: maximum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Room-temperature table, +A row, hardness as printed (maximum 320)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +A row (Härte in HB ≤ 320)
- benchmark: ultimate_tensile_strength
label: Tensile strength, soft annealed +A, all diameters (maximum)
value: 1100
bound: upper
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +A (soft annealed), all diameters
basis: maximum
standard: DIN EN 10088-3
method: Room-temperature table, +A row, Rm as printed (maximum 1100)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Mechanische Eigenschaften bei Raumtemperatur im wärmebehandelten Zustand nach DIN EN 10088-3, +A row (Rm in MPa ≤ 1100)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0.2, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum)
value: 820
bound: exact
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
basis: typical column, not a minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
form: not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed
method: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column, Rp0.2 as printed (820)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column (yield strength Rp0.2 820 N/mm2)
- benchmark: ultimate_tensile_strength
label: Tensile strength, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum)
value: 940
bound: exact
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
basis: typical column, not a minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
form: not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed
method: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column, tensile strength as printed (940)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column (tensile strength Rm 940 N/mm2)
- benchmark: elongation
label: Elongation A5, +QT760, typical value (not a minimum)
value: 18
bound: exact
unit: '%'
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
gauge: A5 as printed
basis: typical column, not a minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
form: not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed
method: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column, elongation as printed (18)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, Typical column (elongation A5 18 %)
- benchmark: yield_strength
label: Yield strength Rp0.2, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum)
value: 920
bound: exact
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
basis: typical column, not a minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
form: not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed
method: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column, Rp0.2 as printed (920)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column (yield strength Rp0.2 920 N/mm2)
- benchmark: ultimate_tensile_strength
label: Tensile strength, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum)
value: 1050
bound: exact
unit: MPa
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
basis: typical column, not a minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
form: not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed
method: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column, tensile strength as printed (1050)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column (tensile strength Rm 1050 N/mm2)
- benchmark: elongation
label: Elongation A5, +QT900, typical value (not a minimum)
value: 18
bound: exact
unit: '%'
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
gauge: A5 as printed
basis: typical column, not a minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
form: not stated on this sheet; sections of 160 mm and above are to be agreed
method: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column, elongation as printed (18)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, Typical column (elongation A5 18 %)
- benchmark: charpy_impact_energy
label: Impact energy ISO-V at 25 C, +QT760 (minimum)
value: 90
bound: lower
unit: J
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT760 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 760 MPa)
test: ISO-V notch
temperature: 25 C
basis: minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
method: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, impact energy row, 25 C ISO-V, minimum 90 as printed
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT760 block, impact energy (J) 25 C ISO-V ≥ 90
- benchmark: charpy_impact_energy
label: Impact energy ISO-V at 25 C, +QT900 (minimum)
value: 80
bound: lower
unit: J
scope: material
conditions:
condition: +QT900 (quenched and tempered, minimum tensile strength 900 MPa)
test: ISO-V notch
temperature: 25 C
basis: minimum
tempering: not printed on this sheet
method: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, impact energy row, 25 C ISO-V, minimum 80 as printed
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Mechanical properties table, QT900 block, impact energy (J) 25 C ISO-V ≥ 80
- benchmark: density
label: Density
value: 7.7
bound: exact
unit: kg/dm3
scope: material
conditions:
condition: not stated in the physical properties block
method: Physical properties block, density row, printed as 7.70 kg/dm3
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Physical properties block, density (kg/dm3) 7.70
- benchmark: thermal_conductivity
label: Thermal conductivity at 20 C
value: 15
bound: exact
unit: W/m K
scope: material
conditions:
temperature: 20 C
method: Physical properties block, thermal conductivity at 20 C in W/m K, printed as 15
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Physical properties block, thermal conductivity at 20 C (W/m K) 15
- benchmark: specific_heat
label: Specific heat capacity at 20 C
value: 430
bound: exact
unit: J/kg K
scope: material
conditions:
temperature: 20 C
method: Physical properties block, specific heat capacity at 20 C in J/kg K, printed as 430
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Physical properties block, specific heat capacity at 20 C (J/kg K) 430
- benchmark: cte
label: Coefficient of thermal expansion, 20 to 100 C
value: 10.8
bound: exact
unit: 10-6 K-1
scope: material
conditions:
temperature_range: 20 to 100 C
method: Physical properties block, thermal expansion row, 20 to 100 C, printed as 10.8 x 10-6 (K-1). The German sheet prints 10,3 for this range (see gaps)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: 'Physical properties block, thermal expansion (K-1), 20 - 100 C: 10.8 x 10-6'
- benchmark: cte
label: Coefficient of thermal expansion, 20 to 400 C
value: 11.6
bound: exact
unit: 10-6 K-1
scope: material
conditions:
temperature_range: 20 to 400 C
method: Physical properties block, thermal expansion row, 20 to 400 C, printed as 11.6 x 10-6 (K-1)
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: 'Physical properties block, thermal expansion (K-1), 20 - 400 C: 11.6 x 10-6'
- benchmark: elastic_modulus
label: Elastic modulus at 20 C
value: 200
bound: exact
unit: GPa
scope: material
conditions:
temperature: 20 C
method: Physical properties block, E-Modul in GPa row, 20 C column, printed as 200
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Physikalische Eigenschaften, E-Modul in GPa bei 20 °C (200)
- benchmark: elastic_modulus
label: Elastic modulus at 400 C
value: 170
bound: exact
unit: GPa
scope: material
conditions:
temperature: 400 C
method: Physical properties block, E-Modul in GPa row, 400 C column, printed as 170
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Physikalische Eigenschaften, E-Modul in GPa bei 400 °C (170)
- benchmark: min_service_temp
label: Lowest usable temperature (German sheet)
value: -30
bound: exact
unit: °C
scope: material
conditions:
condition: usable range as printed; no temper printed
method: 'Besondere Eigenschaften text: suitable for temperatures between -30 C and 300 C'
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Besondere Eigenschaften text (für den Einsatz bei Temperaturen zwischen -30°C und 300°C geeignet)
- benchmark: max_service_temp
label: Highest usable temperature (German sheet)
value: 300
bound: exact
unit: °C
scope: material
conditions:
condition: usable range as printed; no temper printed
method: 'Besondere Eigenschaften text: suitable for temperatures up to 300 C'
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Besondere Eigenschaften text (für den Einsatz bei Temperaturen zwischen -30°C und 300°C geeignet)
- benchmark: max_service_temp
label: Use temperature around 550 C (English sheet, approximate)
value: 550
bound: exact
unit: °C
scope: material
conditions:
condition: stated as around 550 C (approximate); no temper printed
method: 'Special properties list: can be used to temperatures around 550 C. This conflicts with the German 300 C limit (see gaps)'
status: ground
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Special properties list (can be used to temperatures around 550 °C)
corrosion:
- environment: General corrosion resistance
headline: Good (English sheet); gut (German sheet)
effect: The English sheet rates corrosion resistance good, says 1.4418 is more resistant than 1.4057 because of its higher alloy content, and says molybdenum allows limited exposure to marine environments. It is extremely resistant to intergranular corrosion, corrosion fatigue and stress corrosion cracking.
rating: low
conditions:
basis: DEW general statements, not test results
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: General properties table (corrosion resistance good); corrosion resistance text
- environment: Saturated sodium chloride at 20 C
headline: Risk of pitting corrosion (DEW)
effect: 'DEW table: NaCl saturated at 20 C gives ''Gefahr der Lochkorrosion'' (risk of pitting corrosion). DEW bases these figures on laboratory tests with pure agents and optimal specimens and calls them non-binding.'
rating: moderate
conditions:
concentration: saturated
temperature: 20 C
basis: laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Korrosionsbeständigkeit table, NaCl row (Gefahr der Lochkorrosion)
- environment: Sea water at 20 C
headline: Risk of pitting corrosion (DEW)
effect: DEW table gives 'Gefahr der Lochkorrosion' (risk of pitting corrosion) for sea water at 20 C. The English sheet says molybdenum allows limited exposure to marine environments.
rating: moderate
conditions:
temperature: 20 C
basis: laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Korrosionsbeständigkeit table, Meerwasser row (Gefahr der Lochkorrosion)
- environment: Water vapour at 400 C
headline: Resistant (DEW)
effect: 'DEW table: water vapour at 400 C is ''beständig'' (resistant).'
rating: low
conditions:
temperature: 400 C
basis: laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Korrosionsbeständigkeit table, Wasserdampf row (beständig)
- environment: Nitric acid, 7 percent, at 20 C
headline: Resistant (DEW)
effect: 'DEW table: nitric acid at 7 percent and 20 C is ''beständig'' (resistant).'
rating: low
conditions:
concentration: 7 percent
temperature: 20 C
basis: laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Korrosionsbeständigkeit table, Salpetersäure row (beständig)
- environment: Sulphuric acid, 1 percent, at 20 C
headline: Resistant (DEW)
effect: 'DEW table: sulphuric acid at 1 percent and 20 C is ''beständig'' (resistant).'
rating: low
conditions:
concentration: 1 percent
temperature: 20 C
basis: laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Korrosionsbeständigkeit table, Schwefelsäure row (beständig)
- environment: Formic acid, 10 percent, at 20 C
headline: Resistant (DEW)
effect: 'DEW table: formic acid at 10 percent and 20 C is ''beständig'' (resistant).'
rating: low
conditions:
concentration: 10 percent
temperature: 20 C
basis: laboratory tests, pure agents, optimal specimens; non-binding
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Korrosionsbeständigkeit table, Ameisensäure row (beständig)
- environment: Intergranular corrosion, corrosion fatigue and stress corrosion cracking
headline: Extremely resistant (English sheet)
effect: The English sheet says 1.4418 is extremely resistant to intergranular corrosion, corrosion fatigue and stress corrosion cracking.
rating: low
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Corrosion resistance text
- environment: Pitting resistance index (PRE or PREN)
headline: Printed as PRE 17.95 to 22.27 (English sheet)
effect: The English sheet prints PRE = 17.95 to 22.27. The German sheet prints PREN = 17,9 to 22,3. Neither sheet prints the formula.
rating: unknown
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Corrosion resistance heading (PRE = 17.95 - 22.27)
risks:
hazards:
- text: 'PubChem aggregated GHS for elemental nickel (CID 935): H317 and H351 under Warning, H372 under Danger, and H412 with no signal word in the record. PubChem describes these for the element, not for the 1.4418 alloy.'
ghs:
- H317
- H351
- H372
- H412
source: pubchem-nickel
where: GHS Classification section, aggregated notifications (CID 935)
- text: 'PubChem aggregated GHS for elemental chromium (CID 23976): H334 under Danger, H317 and H319 under Warning, with notified ratios of 20.3, 20.7 and 19.1 percent. PubChem says 50 percent of reports do not meet GHS criteria. These describe the element, not the alloy.'
ghs:
- H317
- H319
- H334
source: pubchem-chromium
where: GHS Classification section, aggregated notifications (CID 23976)
- text: 'PubChem aggregated GHS for elemental molybdenum (CID 23932): H225 and H228 under Danger, H361, H315, H319 and H335 under Warning. PubChem says 57.4 percent of reports do not meet GHS criteria, and the codes vary by notification. These describe the element, not the alloy.'
ghs:
- H225
- H228
- H315
- H319
- H335
- H361
source: pubchem-molybdenum
where: GHS Classification section, aggregated notifications (CID 23932)
failure_risks:
- mode: Pitting corrosion in chloride media
trigger: Saturated sodium chloride or sea water at 20 C (DEW)
consequence: 'DEW table: risk of pitting corrosion (Gefahr der Lochkorrosion) in both media'
severity: moderate
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Korrosionsbeständigkeit table, NaCl and Meerwasser rows
- mode: Weld zone properties differ from the base metal
trigger: Welding without heat treatment afterwards
consequence: 'DEW: without additional heat treatment after welding, properties in the heat-affected zone and the weld can differ strongly from the base metal'
severity: moderate
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Schweißen text (Ohne eine zusätzliche Wärmenachbehandlung)
- mode: Lower corrosion resistance from sulphur additions
trigger: Sulphur added for machinability, up to 0,03 percent (German sheet)
consequence: 'DEW: sulphur additions improve machinability but can negatively affect corrosion resistance and mechanical properties'
severity: low
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Spanende Bearbeitung text (Schwefelzusätze)
side_effects: []
handling:
- text: 'Forging: heat gradually to about 800 C, then rapidly to 1150 to 1180 C, forge between 1180 and 950 C, and cool slowly in an oven or in dry ash (English sheet)'
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Forging paragraph
- text: 'Forging: heat gradually above 800 C, then rapidly to 1150 to 1180 C, forge between 1180 and 950 C, then cool in air or in dry ash (German sheet)'
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Schmieden text and Warmumformung table (1150 - 900, Luft)
- text: Hardening at 1000 to 1050 C, cooled in air, oil or polymer (English sheet)
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Heat treatment paragraph
- text: Hardening window 950 to 1050 C with polymer, oil or air (German sheet)
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Wärmebehandlung table, Härten row
- text: Soft annealing at about 600 C, not above 625 C, then slow cooling in air (English sheet)
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Heat treatment paragraph
- text: 'Tempering: QT760 at 590 to 620 C and QT900 at 550 to 620 C, water or air cooled (German sheet)'
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Wärmebehandlung table, Anlassen rows
- text: 'Tempering: pass the range from 420 to 510 C rapidly, and cool the steel to below 40 C before the final tempering (English sheet)'
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Heat treatment note
- text: 'Machining: similar to structural steel of the same hardness; drilling 20 to 60 m/min, turning 35 to 95 m/min, milling 80 to 175 m/min (German sheet)'
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Spanende Bearbeitung text and Schnittbedingungen table
- text: Cold forming is possible and cold heading is not common (English and German sheets)
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Processing properties table (cold forming yes; cold heading not common)
- text: 'Suited to polishing (English sheet; German sheet: polierfähig ja)'
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Processing properties table (suited to polishing yes)
mitigations:
- text: Preheat to 100 to 200 C before welding (German sheet, below the Ms temperature; English sheet, the same range)
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Schweißen text
- text: Anneal or temper after welding (both sheets)
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Schweißen text
- text: Use a matching filler or Novonit 4430 (English sheet); the German sheet names filler 1.4430
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Welding paragraph
- text: Avoid hydrogen- or nitrogen-containing shielding gases (German sheet) and hydrogen- or carbon-containing gases (English sheet)
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Schweißen text (wasserstoff- oder stickstoffhaltiger Gase)
uses:
- application: structures
device: Aviation and aerospace parts (no part named)
example: 'Both sheets list aviation and aerospace as an application (German sheet: Luft- und Raumfahrtindustrie). No spacecraft part is named.'
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Typical applications list (English); Anwendungsgebiete list (German)
- application: mechanisms
device: Shafts and axles
example: 'German sheet: mechanically and corrosively loaded parts such as shafts (Wellen) and axles (Achsen) in the automotive, chemical, aerospace and machinery industries'
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Verwendungshinweise text
- application: mechanisms
device: Pump and centrifuge parts
example: 'German sheet: centrifuge parts (Zentrifugenteile) and pump parts (Pumpenteile) in the same list of uses'
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Verwendungshinweise text
supply:
- subject: Chromium production by country
abundance: World mine production 51,000 thousand t gross weight in 2025 (estimated; 49,600 thousand t in 2024). World resources greater than 12 billion t of shipping-grade chromite, 95 percent in Kazakhstan and southern Africa (USGS MCS 2026). Shares computed from the printed 2025 gross-weight tonnages.
producers:
- country: South Africa
share_percent: 45.1
year: 2025
- country: Turkey
share_percent: 17.6
year: 2025
- country: Kazakhstan
share_percent: 13.7
year: 2025
- country: India
share_percent: 5.9
year: 2025
- country: Brazil
share_percent: 3.9
year: 2025
- country: Zimbabwe
share_percent: 3.9
year: 2025
critical_lists: []
recycling: Recycled chromium in reported stainless-steel scrap receipts was 21 percent of apparent consumption in 2025 (USGS MCS 2026).
substitutes:
- Chromium has no substitute in stainless steel, the leading end use, or in superalloys (USGS MCS 2026).
source: usgs-chromium-2026
where: World Mine Production and Reserves table; Recycling; Substitutes
- subject: Chromium import reliance
abundance: 'US net import reliance was 79 percent of apparent consumption in 2025 (estimated). Chromite imports 2021 to 2024: South Africa 96 percent, Turkey 3 percent, other 1 percent (USGS MCS 2026).'
producers: []
critical_lists: []
substitutes: []
source: usgs-chromium-2026
where: Salient Statistics (net import reliance row); Import Sources (2021-24)
- subject: Nickel production by country
abundance: World mine production 3,900,000 t of nickel content in 2025 (estimated; 3,710,000 t in 2024). World reserves more than 140,000,000 t, of which Indonesia 62,000,000 t (USGS MCS 2026). Shares computed from the printed 2025 tonnages.
producers:
- country: Indonesia
share_percent: 66.7
year: 2025
- country: Philippines
share_percent: 6.9
year: 2025
- country: Russia
share_percent: 5.1
year: 2025
- country: New Caledonia
share_percent: 3.6
year: 2025
- country: Canada
share_percent: 3.6
year: 2025
- country: China
share_percent: 3.1
year: 2025
critical_lists: []
recycling: Nickel recovered from scrap was about 60 percent of US apparent consumption in 2025; most secondary nickel is the nickel content of stainless-steel scrap (USGS MCS 2026).
substitutes:
- Nickel-free specialty steels are sometimes used in place of stainless steel in the power-generating and petrochemical industries (USGS MCS 2026).
- Low-nickel, duplex or ultrahigh-chromium stainless steels have been substituted for austenitic grades in construction (USGS MCS 2026).
source: usgs-nickel-2026
where: World Mine Production and Reserves table; Recycling; Substitutes
- subject: Nickel use, US import reliance and critical-mineral policy
abundance: Stainless and alloy steel and nickel-containing alloys typically account for more than 85 percent of US domestic consumption. US net import reliance was 41 percent of apparent consumption in 2025 (estimated). The page notes Executive Order 14285 (April 2025) on seabed minerals to help secure critical minerals such as nickel, but prints no critical-mineral list (USGS MCS 2026).
producers: []
critical_lists: []
substitutes: []
source: usgs-nickel-2026
where: Domestic Production and Use; Salient Statistics (net import reliance row); Events, Trends, and Issues
- subject: Molybdenum production by country
abundance: World mine production 260,000 t of molybdenum content in 2025 (estimated; 256,000 t in 2024). World reserves 17,000 thousand t (USGS MCS 2026). China imposed export controls on molybdenum powders in February 2025, and the United States is a net exporter (E) of molybdenum. Shares computed from the printed 2025 tonnages.
producers:
- country: China
share_percent: 37.3
year: 2025
- country: Chile
share_percent: 16.2
year: 2025
- country: United States
share_percent: 15.4
year: 2025
- country: Peru
share_percent: 15
year: 2025
- country: Mexico
share_percent: 6.5
year: 2025
critical_lists: []
recycling: Molybdenum recycled as part of new and old steel and other scrap may be as much as 30 percent of apparent supply (USGS MCS 2026).
substitutes:
- There is little substitution for molybdenum in steels and cast irons. Potential substitutes include boron, chromium, niobium and vanadium in alloy steels (USGS MCS 2026).
source: usgs-molybdenum-2026
where: World Mine Production and Reserves table; Events, Trends, and Issues; Recycling; Substitutes
media: []
documents:
- title: 'Deutsche Edelstahlwerke (Swiss Steel Group): 1.4418 X4CrNiMo16-5-1 datasheet, English (Revision-No. 4418-1)'
type: datasheet
url: https://swisssteel-group.com/content-media/documents/Data-Sheets/Stainless-Steel/Datenblatt_4418_UK.pdf
- title: 'Deutsche Edelstahlwerke: Acidur 4418 Werkstoffdatenblatt, X4CrNiMo16-5-1, 1.4418 (datasheet 2015-0028)'
type: datasheet
url: https://swisssteel-group.com/content-media/documents/Data-Sheets/Stainless-Steel/1.4418_de.pdf
year: 2015
- title: 'USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Chromium'
type: report
url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-chromium.pdf
year: 2026
- title: 'USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Nickel'
type: report
url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-nickel.pdf
year: 2026
- title: 'USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Molybdenum'
type: report
url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-molybdenum.pdf
year: 2026
- title: 'PubChem: Nickel (CID 935), UN GHS classification'
type: database
url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/rest/pug_view/data/compound/935/JSON
- title: 'PubChem: Chromium (CID 23976), UN GHS classification'
type: database
url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/rest/pug_view/data/compound/23976/JSON
- title: 'PubChem: Molybdenum (CID 23932), GHS classification'
type: database
url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/rest/pug_view/data/compound/23932/JSON
gaps:
- Web search was unavailable in this run (its budget was used up), so the datasheets, USGS reports and PubChem records were fetched directly. No ASTM, JIS, AISI, UNS or other cross-reference for 1.4418 is printed on any page read, so none is listed.
- No UNS number is printed on the 1.4418 sheets. UNS S41500 is a different grade (13Cr-4Ni, EN 1.4313), and no value or designation from that grade was used.
- The German sheet's standards table prints AIR9160C beside the name Z8CND17-04. The table does not say which grade the standard covers, so it is not listed as a designation. It also prints DIN EN 10250-4 with no code, so that is not listed either.
- 'The two DEW sheets disagree: the English sheet (Revision-No. 4418-1) gives hardening at 1000 to 1050 C, a use limit around 550 C and cryogenic use, while the German sheet (2015-0028) gives 950 to 1050 C and -30 to 300 C. Both are kept, each with its own source.'
- Electrical resistivity is printed as 0.70 (unit Ω mm2/m) on the English sheet and as 0,8 on the German sheet. The unit is not in the unit registry and the German value has a decimal comma, so it is not in the properties.
- The German sheet's decimal-comma values (density 7,7; mean thermal expansion 10,3 at 20 to 100 C) are not in the properties because the gate cannot match decimal commas. The English sheet gives 10.8 for 20 to 100 C, which conflicts with the German 10,3.
- The 160 to 250 mm rows repeat the Rp0,2 and tensile values of the 160 mm rows. Only the transverse elongation and impact values differ, and those are recorded.
- Elevated-temperature Rp0,2 values at 150 and 250 C are printed in the German table but are not recorded. The English sheet gives only a diagram without numbers.
- Hardness and charpy_impact_energy are not in spores/property-canon.yaml, so short snake_case names are used. The English typical values are recorded as typical, not as minimums.
- No melting point, fracture toughness, fatigue strength, sour-service (NACE) limit or hydrogen-cracking limit is printed on the fetched pages. The English sheet says the grade is ferromagnetic and the German sheet says magnetisable (vorhanden), with no number.
- The English sheet's typical values carry no tempering temperature and no product size. The German table gives tempering ranges but no typical values.
- 'The corrosion figures are laboratory data with pure agents and optimal specimens, which DEW calls non-binding. Ratings map DEW''s words: beständig to low and Gefahr der Lochkorrosion to moderate.'
- Failure-risk severities are the assistant's ratings; the sources give none.
- Hazards are PubChem element records for nickel, chromium and molybdenum, not supplier classifications of the alloy. No safety data sheet for 1.4418 was read.
- No space, flight, radiation or NASA or ESA source naming 1.4418 was read. The aerospace use is named only as a general application.
- The USGS chromium, nickel and molybdenum texts print no critical-mineral list, so critical_lists is empty. Producer shares are computed from the printed tonnages.
- The sheets name no equivalent grade. Acidur 4418 is DEW's own trade name for this grade.
sources:
dew-1-4418-uk:
title: 'Deutsche Edelstahlwerke (Swiss Steel Group): 1.4418 X4CrNiMo16-5-1 datasheet, English'
id: Revision-No. 4418-1
url: https://swisssteel-group.com/content-media/documents/Data-Sheets/Stainless-Steel/Datenblatt_4418_UK.pdf
kind: datasheet
license: cited, not reproduced
dew-1-4418-de:
title: 'Deutsche Edelstahlwerke: Acidur 4418 Werkstoffdatenblatt, X4CrNiMo16-5-1, 1.4418'
id: 2015-0028
url: https://swisssteel-group.com/content-media/documents/Data-Sheets/Stainless-Steel/1.4418_de.pdf
kind: datasheet
year: 2015
license: cited, not reproduced
usgs-chromium-2026:
title: 'USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Chromium'
id: mcs2026-chromium
url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-chromium.pdf
kind: report
year: 2026
license: public domain
usgs-nickel-2026:
title: 'USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Nickel'
id: mcs2026-nickel
url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-nickel.pdf
kind: report
year: 2026
license: public domain
usgs-molybdenum-2026:
title: 'USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Molybdenum'
id: mcs2026-molybdenum
url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-molybdenum.pdf
kind: report
year: 2026
license: public domain
pubchem-nickel:
title: 'PubChem: Nickel (CID 935), UN GHS classification'
id: CID 935
url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/rest/pug_view/data/compound/935/JSON
kind: database
license: PubChem terms (public)
pubchem-chromium:
title: 'PubChem: Chromium (CID 23976), UN GHS classification'
id: CID 23976
url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/rest/pug_view/data/compound/23976/JSON
kind: database
license: PubChem terms (public)
pubchem-molybdenum:
title: 'PubChem: Molybdenum (CID 23932), GHS classification'
id: CID 23932
url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/rest/pug_view/data/compound/23932/JSON
kind: database
license: PubChem terms (public)
license: CC-BY-4.0
updated: '2026-10-24'
review:
status: draft
method: assistant
checked_values: 38
unreachable: 0
caveats: 4
note: 'Written by an AI assistant on 2026-10-24 from pages fetched in this run: the two DEW 1.4418 datasheets (English Revision-No. 4418-1 and German 2015-0028), USGS MCS 2026 chromium, nickel and molybdenum, and PubChem nickel, chromium and molybdenum. Web search was unavailable, so the pages were fetched directly. Caveats: the DEW sheets disagree on hardening, service range, thermal expansion from 20 to 100 C and electrical resistivity; the English typical values carry no tempering temperature.'
story:
why: EN 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1) is a soft martensitic stainless steel with 15.00 to 17.00 percent chromium, 4.00 to 6.00 percent nickel and 0.80 to 1.50 percent molybdenum. Deutsche Edelstahlwerke sells it as Acidur 4418, quenches and tempers it to QT760 or QT900, and lists shafts, axles, pump and centrifuge parts, the chemical industry, shipbuilding and aviation and aerospace among its uses.
uses:
- where: Aviation and aerospace
line: Both sheets list aviation and aerospace as an application, and the German sheet names the aerospace industry. No spacecraft part is named.
- where: Shafts, axles, pumps and centrifuges
line: The German sheet lists mechanically and corrosively loaded shafts, axles, centrifuge parts and pump parts.
- where: Chemical industry and shipbuilding
line: Both sheets list the chemical industry, mechanical engineering, aerospace and shipbuilding. The German sheet also lists the automotive industry.
can_do:
- label: Strength
line: Quenched and tempered to QT760, the German sheet gives at least 550 MPa yield and 760 to 960 MPa tensile strength for sections up to 160 mm. QT900 gives at least 700 MPa yield and 900 to 1100 MPa tensile strength.
- label: Toughness
line: The English sheet gives at least 90 J for QT760 and 80 J for QT900 at 25 C in ISO-V impact tests. The German sheet gives at least 90 J longitudinal for QT760 up to 160 mm.
- label: Hot strength
line: The German sheet gives a minimum yield strength at 300 C of 480 MPa for QT760 and 580 MPa for QT900.
- label: Low temperature
line: The German sheet gives -30 C as the low end of use. The English sheet says the grade can be used in cryogenic applications.
- label: Stiffness
line: The German sheet gives an elastic modulus of 200 GPa at 20 C and 170 GPa at 400 C.
- label: Corrosion
line: The English sheet rates general corrosion resistance good and says molybdenum allows limited marine exposure.
compare: The two DEW sheets differ on several figures. The English sheet (Revision-No. 4418-1) gives hardening at 1000 to 1050 C, a use limit around 550 C and cryogenic use, while the German sheet (2015-0028) gives 950 to 1050 C and -30 to 300 C. The English sheet says 1.4418 is more resistant to corrosion than 1.4057. The German sheet rates the PREN at 17,9 to 22,3, and the English sheet prints PRE 17.95 to 22.27. No page for another stainless grade was fetched in this run, so no numeric comparison with other grades is made.
compare_rows:
- label: Yield strength (QT760 minimum)
benchmark: yield_strength
scope: material
- label: Tensile strength (QT760 range)
benchmark: ultimate_tensile_strength
scope: material
- label: Density
benchmark: density
scope: material
handling:
- Forge after heating gradually to about 800 C, then heat quickly to 1150 to 1180 C, forge between 1180 and 950 C, and cool slowly in an oven or in dry ash (both sheets).
- Preheat to 100 to 200 C before welding, and anneal or temper after welding (both sheets).
- Harden at 1000 to 1050 C (English sheet) or 950 to 1050 C (German sheet), then temper at 590 to 620 C for QT760 or 550 to 620 C for QT900 (German sheet).
- Cold forming is possible and cold heading is not common (both sheets).
good_for:
- Shafts, axles, pump and centrifuge parts that need quenched and tempered strength with good toughness (DEW).
- Chemical, marine-exposed and aerospace parts where good general corrosion resistance is needed (DEW).
- Parts used down to -30 C (German sheet) or in cryogenic applications (English sheet).
watch_out:
- 'Chlorides: DEW gives a risk of pitting corrosion in saturated sodium chloride and in sea water at 20 C.'
- 'Welding: without heat treatment after welding, the heat-affected zone and the weld can differ strongly from the base metal (German sheet).'
- The two DEW sheets disagree on hardening, the service range and the electrical resistivity, so check the revision before design.
- Sulphur additions for machinability can lower corrosion resistance (German sheet).
verdict: EN 1.4418 (X4CrNiMo16-5-1) is a quenched and tempered, corrosion-resistant martensitic steel. DEW sells it for shafts, axles, pump and centrifuge parts and lists aviation and aerospace use. Its strength levels and impact values are sourced. Its limits are pitting in chloride media, weld properties that depend on heat treatment after welding, and two DEW revisions that disagree on several figures. No space-environment, flight or NASA data for 1.4418 were found.
recipe:
line: 'EN 1.4418 is an iron-based martensitic stainless steel with chromium, nickel and molybdenum and low carbon. Composition limits are in mass percent (German sheet: in Massen-% nach DIN EN 10088-3). The steel is supplied annealed, or hardened and tempered to QT760 or QT900.'
parts:
- name: Iron
symbol: Fe
share_note: balance (the rest)
role: Matrix of the alloy; the English sheet calls it a soft martensitic steel
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Title block
- name: Chromium
symbol: Cr
share_percent: 15
share_high: 17
role: Stainless element for corrosion resistance (general chemistry; the limits are on the sheet)
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Title block, Cr 15.00 - 17.00
- name: Nickel
symbol: Ni
share_percent: 4
share_high: 6
role: Alloying element (the limits are on the sheet)
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Title block, Ni 4.00 - 6.00
- name: Molybdenum
symbol: Mo
share_percent: 0.8
share_high: 1.5
role: Alloying element; the English sheet says molybdenum allows limited marine exposure
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Title block, Mo 0.80 - 1.50
- name: Carbon
symbol: C
share_note: max 0.06
role: Kept low
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Title block, C max. 0.06
- name: Nitrogen
symbol: 'N'
share_note: min 0.02
role: Added nitrogen
source: dew-1-4418-uk
where: Title block, N >= 0.02
- name: Silicon
symbol: Si
share_note: max 0.7
role: Melt element, held to a maximum
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Chemische Zusammensetzung table, Si max 0,7
- name: Manganese
symbol: Mn
share_note: max 1.5
role: Melt element, held to a maximum
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Chemische Zusammensetzung table, Mn max 1,5
- name: Phosphorus
symbol: P
share_note: max 0.04
role: Impurity held low
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Chemische Zusammensetzung table, P max 0,04
- name: Sulphur
symbol: S
share_note: max 0.03
role: Impurity held low; up to this amount may be added for machinability (German sheet)
source: dew-1-4418-de
where: Chemische Zusammensetzung table, S max 0,03; Spanende Bearbeitung text
risk_groups:
- title: For people
level: 1
verdict: PubChem element records only; no SDS read
lead: The PubChem records below describe elemental nickel, chromium and molybdenum. No safety data sheet for 1.4418 was read.
points:
- label: Nickel
line: PubChem lists H317, H351, H372 and H412 for elemental nickel.
- label: Chromium
line: PubChem lists H317, H319 and H334 for elemental chromium.
- label: Molybdenum
line: PubChem lists H225, H228, H315, H319, H335 and H361 for elemental molybdenum, from notifications that vary.
- title: In the environment
level: 2
verdict: Chlorides are the main watch point
lead: Pitting in chloride water is the main limit in service. The German sheet rates the listed acids resistant.
points:
- label: Chloride
line: DEW gives a risk of pitting corrosion in saturated sodium chloride and in sea water at 20 C.
- label: Acids
line: DEW rates 7 percent nitric acid, 1 percent sulphuric acid and 10 percent formic acid at 20 C as resistant.
- title: Welding and heat
level: 2
verdict: Preheat, then heat-treat after welding
lead: Welding needs preheat and heat treatment afterwards to keep the weld close to the base metal.
points:
- label: Preheat
line: Preheat to 100 to 200 C before welding (both sheets).
- label: After welding
line: Anneal or temper after welding (both sheets).
References
Every number above carries a reference number. Click one to see the source and where in it the value comes from.
| # | Source | Type | Year | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deutsche Edelstahlwerke (Swiss Steel Group): 1.4418 X4CrNiMo16-5-1 datasheet, English | datasheet | 26 values | ||
| Deutsche Edelstahlwerke: Acidur 4418 Werkstoffdatenblatt, X4CrNiMo16-5-1, 1.4418 | datasheet | 2015 | 42 values | |
| USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Chromium | report | 2026 | 2 values | |
| USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Nickel | report | 2026 | 2 values | |
| USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Molybdenum | report | 2026 | 1 value | |
| PubChem: Nickel (CID 935), UN GHS classification | database | 1 value | ||
| PubChem: Chromium (CID 23976), UN GHS classification | database | 1 value | ||
| PubChem: Molybdenum (CID 23932), GHS classification | database | 1 value |