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440FSE STAINLESS STEEL

440FSE is a high carbon martensitic stainless steel that is AOD melted. This alloy is considered a free machining grade because of the added Selenium creating a better machinability version of similar grades 440A stainless and 440C stainless. This grade is suitable for non-galling and non-seizing applications. This alloy is often considered for general machined parts requiring higher hardness values than other free machining grades such as 420F.

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