Material No.: 1.4742
Description
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Chemical Composition
| C | Si | Mn | S | Cr | Al | P | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.4742 | Min % | 0,70 | 17,00 | 0,70 | ||||
| Max % | 0,12 | 1,40 | 1,00 | 0,015 | 19,00 | 1,20 | 0,04 | |
| (Key to steel 2010) | ||||||||
| AISI 442 | Min % | |||||||
| Max % | ||||||||
| S 44200 | Min % | 0,15 | ||||||
| Max % | 1,00 | 1,00 | 0,30 | 0,40 | ||||
| UNS 4200/ AISI 420 | ||||||||
Physical properties
| Property | Value | 
|---|---|
| Density: kg/dm3 | 7,7 | 
| Hardness: HB 30 | max.212 | 
| Permeabilität bei 20°C | --- | 
| magnetizable | yes | 
| Temperature T °C/F (°C/F) | Specific heat J / kgK (Btu / lb °F) | Thermal conductivity W/mK (Btu·in / ft2·h·°F) | Electric resistance µΩ · cm (Ω circ mill / ft) | Modulus of elasticity kN/mm2 (103 ksi) | Expansion rate from 70°F bis T 10-6 / K (10-6 / °F) | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20/ 68 | 500/ | 16/ -- | |||
| 100/ 212 | 17,2 /-- | ||||
| 200/ 392 | 18,6 /-- | 10,5/-- | |||
| 300/ 572 | 20 /-- | ||||
| 400/ 752 | 21,2 /-- | 11,5/-- | |||
| 500/ 932 | 22,3 /-- | ||||
| 600/ 1112 | 23,3 /-- | 12,0/-- | |||
| 800/ 1472 | 25,5 7-- | 12,5/-- | |||
| 1000/ 1832 | 28,3 / | 13,5/-- | 
| Temp. | Creep strain limit | Creep strain limit | Creep rupture strength | Creep rupture strength | Creep rupture strength | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 | 80 | ||||
| 700 | |||||
| 900 | 
Mechanical properties (20°C / 68°F)
| tensile elastic limit(Rp0,2) MPa/ksi | >=270/>=39,1 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Tensile strenght Rm MPa (ksi) | 500-700/72,5-101,5 | ||
| Elongation A%% | >= 15% | ||
Temparature information
| Application area | ||
|---|---|---|
| Operation temperature | ºF to 1562 ºF | on air | 
| soft annealing | ||
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| Working temperature | 1472 ºF to 1580 ºF | |
| Solution heat treatment | ||
|---|---|---|
| Working temperature | 1382 ºF to 2012 ºF | |
Standards / information
| Standards | Desciption | 
|---|---|
| DIN EN 10088-1 (09/2005) | Stainless steels Part 1: List of stainless steels | 
| DIN EN 10095 (05/1999) | heat resistant steel and nickel alloy | 
| SEW 310 (08/1992) | physical properties of steel | 
| SEW 470 (02/1976) | heat-resisting rolled and forged steels | 
Process information
| Cold forming | Mind cold work hardening (read special instructions) | 
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| Chip removing process | workable like low-carbon steel | 
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| Welding | |
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| - Type | WIG MAG solid wire manual arc welding (E) | 
| - Add. material | 1.4829 1.4820;1.4829 1.4820;1.482 | 
| - Hints | material is heat-sensitive , requires low heat input | 
Main fields of application
| Details of application | |
|---|---|
| Certifications | only for components under moderate mechanical strain | 
| industral furnace engineering | furnace parts annealing tubes annealing hood | 
| Chemical Industry | 
Range of products
| Product type | Product | 
|---|---|
| Plates / Sheets | plates/sheets plate/sheet cuts | 
| Fittings | welded elbows welded reductions Welded T-pieces seamless elbows seamless reductions seamless T-pieces Other Fittings a.o. Weldolets, Nipples | 
| Flanges / Collars / Flared tube ends | flared tube end collars various flanges (weld neck flange,blind flange etc.) weld neck flange/blind flange | 
| Pipes / Tubes | welded pipes/tubes seamless pipes/tubes | 
| Bar steel | flat steel round bar steel | 
Liability exclusion
All aforementioned specifications serve as a general orientation and have to be reviewed depending on the conditions of use.(c) 2012 M. Woite GmbH, Postbox, D-40671 Erkrath | Phone +49 (211) 24 40 91 - Fax +49 (211) 24 92 28 | www.m-woite.com - woite@woite-edelstahl.com
