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Steel 4140-Quenched & Tempered Round Bar 3/4" diameter Price

Estimated Market Range
$2.40 – $2.59/lb
2.2% (30d)

≈ $3.76/ft · $45.09 per 12ft bar

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

4140 Steel Round Bar
TemperQuenched & TemperedAnnealedCold Finished

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  • •Prices have been relatively stable over the past 30 days.
  • •Ryerson is currently $6.33/lb cheaper than Ryerson for this item.

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Similar Sizes

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

Dimensions$/lb$/ft$/ea
3/4" diameterThis item$2.50$3.75$44.98
7/8" diameter$2.46$5.03$60.38
5/8" diameter$3.17$3.30$39.65
1" diameter$2.37Lowest$6.33$75.99
1/2" diameter$4.29$2.87$34.39

Market Context

Raw Material Market Prices
3.6%30d
Steel HRC
$1,074/short ton
$0.54/lb

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

About 4140|The workhorse alloy steel. Chromium-molybdenum with 0.40% carbon gives you excellent strength, toughness, and wear resistance through a wide range of heat treatments. Available annealed, normalized, or pre-hardened (Q&T to 28-32 HRC). Pre-hardened 4140 machines well with carbide at moderate speeds. Don't dwell or take light cuts. It will work-harden if you rub instead of cut, so keep the feed up (0.006-0.010 IPR minimum) and maintain a productive depth of cut. Chips break cleanly. Weldable with preheat and proper procedure, but it's not casual. The 4140 you buy at the distributor is not all the same. 'Pre-hard' is vague. Ask for the actual hardness and MTRs. Compare to 4340 (stronger, tougher, more expensive), 1045 (cheaper but less hardenable), 8620 (case-hardening steel, different use case), and ETD-150 (pre-hardened alternative that skips heat treat).
About Round Bar|The default starting stock for lathe work. It gets turned, bored, and parted into shafts, pins, bushings, spacers, and just about anything round.

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