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Stainless Steel 409-Cold Rolled Sheet 0.1054" thick Price

Estimated Market Range
$1.83 – $1.98/lb
0.9% (30d)

≈ $8.16/sq ft · $326.33 per 4×10ft sheet

Based on published distributor pricing adjusted for typical volume discounts. See methodology.

409 Stainless Steel Sheet

As of July 17, 2026, the Stainless Steel 409-Cold Rolled Sheet 0.1054" thick benchmark price is $1.83 to $1.98 per pound at distributor volume quantities.

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Similar Sizes

Same material, closest dimensions. Use $/lb to compare across sizes.

Dimensions$/lb$/ft$/ea
0.1054" thickThis item$1.90Lowest$8.26/ft²$330.47
0.0751" thick$1.90$5.89/ft²$235.48
0.0595" thick$1.90$4.67/ft²$186.62
3/16" thick$1.90$14.69/ft²$587.65
0.048" thick$1.96$3.87/ft²$154.75

Market Context

Raw Material Market Prices
5.9%30d
Nickel
$16,600/tonne
$7.53/lb

Nickel is a primary cost driver for stainless steel and superalloys.

Raw Material Market Prices
0.2%30d
Steel HRC
$1,182/short ton
$0.59/lb

Hot Rolled Coil (HRC) is the benchmark for raw steel prices.

About 409|A ferritic stainless with only about 11% chromium, stabilized with titanium. This is the exhaust system stainless. It handles high temperatures and thermal cycling well at a fraction of the cost of austenitic grades. It will rust on the surface in humid conditions, but it won't fail structurally. Machines easier than any austenitic stainless since ferritic grades don't work harden the same way. No nickel means the chips break better and the cutting forces are lower. Not commonly seen in machine shop work since most 409 applications are formed and welded, not machined. Compare to 430 (more chromium, better general corrosion resistance, takes a nicer finish) and 304 (far better corrosion resistance but significantly more expensive).
About Sheet|Thin flat stock, generally under 3/16", used for stamping, bending, shearing, and laser/plasma cutting. It's the starting material for enclosures, panels, brackets, and formed sheet metal parts.

Compare all 409 Sheet sizes, see other 409 shapes, or browse all Stainless Steel prices.

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