Titanium
Titanium alloys provide high strength-to-weight ratio and outstanding resistance to corrosion in the harshest working environments. Titanium Grades 2 and Grade 1 are highly corrosion resistant. With half the density of nickel alloys, stainless alloys and duplex / super duplex alloys, titanium offers a significant cost to weight ratio for key applications in markets which include : Aerospace, Oil & Gas, FPSO production vessels (floating production storage and offloading vessels), Power Generation, Desalination, Chemical Process, Bio-Medical, Motor Sport, Sports Equipment and many other markets where material performance is critical. Titanium Grade 5 would be commonly found in Oil & Gas Industries whereas Titanium Grade 9 can be found in Aerospace.
AMS | UNS | ASTM | Werkstoff | Mil-T | AFNOR | |
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Titanium Grade 1 | R50250 | B265 / B338 / B348 | 3.7025 | 9046 | T-35 | |
Titanium Grade 2 | 4902 / 4941 / 4942 | R50400 | B265 / B338 / B348 | 3.7035 / 3.7034 | 9046 / 9047 | T40 |
Titanium Grade 5 | 4911 / 4920 / 4928 | R56400 | B265 / B338 / B348 | 3.7164 / 3.7165 | 9046 / 9047 | T-A6V |
Titanium Grade 7 | R52400 | B265 | ||||
Titanium Grade 9 | 4943 / 4944 / 4945 | R56320 | B265 |