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| Alloy steels consist of carbon steel, with added elements for higher tensile and/or yield strengths, improved hardness/hardenability, and enhanced wear resistance. | ![]() |
| ALLOY STEEL COMPARISON CHART | ||||||||
| Material | Tensile Strength (psi)* |
Yield Strength (psi)* |
Hardness (BHN)* |
Toughness | Wear Resistance |
Formability | Machinability† | Weldability |
| Alloy 4140 | 105,000-120,000 | 85,000-105,000 | 185-250 | Good | Fair | Fair | Good | Fair |
| Alloy 4140/4142 | 148,000 | 127,000-150,000 | 185-250 | Good | Fair | Fair | Good | Fair |
| Alloy 4142 | 80,000 | 60,000 | 185-250 | Good | Fair | Fair | Good | Fair |
| Alloy 8620 | 95,000-105,000 | 80,000-90,000 | 165-220 | Excellent | Excellent | Good | Fair | Good |
| (*) Typical levels @ 1" diameter. (†) Compared to AISI 1212, which has 100% machinability. | ||||||||