17-4 PH Precipitation-Hardening Martensitic Stainless Steel
Materials encyclopedia entry for 17-4PH.
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Chinese GB 9Cr18MoV and AISI 440C are the most-quoted martensitic stainless steels for industrial blades that need corrosion resistance. They are not identical — the Mo and V content make 9Cr18MoV the tougher of the two. Here is the engineering comparison.