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Automated comparison · 58% overlap

17-4PH vs 316Ti: 58% composition overlap. Moderate differences, generally not direct substitutes.

17-4PH vs 316Ti

Side-by-side chemical composition and mechanical property comparison.

Overview

17-4PH

1.4542

Stainless SteelPH

The most widely used precipitation-hardening stainless steel. Combines high strength (up to 1310 MPa UTS) with corrosion resistance comparable to 304. Delivered solution-annealed and hardened by simple low-temperature aging. Used in aerospace, medical, oil & gas, and nuclear applications.

316Ti

1.4571

Stainless SteelAustenitic

Titanium-stabilized austenitic stainless steel with molybdenum. Stabilization prevents sensitization during prolonged high-temperature exposure. Very popular in Germany for chemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing. Being replaced internationally by 316L (1.4404) for most applications.

17-4PH316Ti
Material Number1.45421.4571
CategoryStainless SteelStainless Steel
StandardEN 10088-3EN 10088-2

Chemical composition (wt%)

Element17-4PH316TiOverlap
C0–0.07%0–0.08%OK
Si0–0.7%0–1%OK
Mn0–1.5%0–2%OK
P0–0.04%0–0.045%OK

Mechanical properties

Property17-4PH316TiUnit
tensile_strength≥ 1310500–700MPa
yield_strength≥ 1170≥ 200MPa
elongation≥ 10≥ 40%

Compatibility Assessment

17-4PH and 316Ti have moderate differences (58% overlap). They are generally not direct substitutes. Consider the specific requirements of your application.

Automated assessment based on composition analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 17-4PH the same as 316Ti?

17-4PH and 316Ti have a 58% composition overlap. They are generally not directly interchangeable.

Can I replace 17-4PH with 316Ti?

Generally not recommended. The compositions differ significantly (58% overlap). These materials have different alloying concepts and are intended for different applications.

What is the difference between 17-4PH and 316Ti?

The main differences are in the following elements: Cr, Ni. 17-4PH is a Stainless Steel grade, while 316Ti is a Stainless Steel grade.

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