Titanium

AMS 4902 Titanium Sheet

1. Grade: UNS R50540/Grade 1 . 2. Thickness: ≤25.4mm . 3. Tensile Strength: 276MPa min.

Titanium Alloy Grade 16

Grade 16 Titanium is a titanium alloy formulated for initial molding into wrought products. The properties quoted apply to annealed conditions. R52402 is the UNS number for this material. In

Seamless Titanium Tube Grade 23

A welded titanium pipe is formed by joining titanium materials together to create a tubular structure. This type of pipe exhibits outstanding performance characteristics and holds great potential for

Gr5 Alloy Titanium Plate for 3D Printing

Technology: cold rolling, hot rolling. Brand: GR5. Brand name: GNEE. model:titanium plate. Product name: Gr5 Ti6AL4V titanium plate/sheet. Material: titanium. Surface: polished. Keywords: titanium

ISO 5832-3 Ti6Al4V ELI For Surgical Implants

1. Standard: ISO 5832-2. 2. Grade: Grade 1 ELI, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4A and 4B. 3. Wire Diameter: 0.1 - 7mm. 4. Round Bar Diameter: 7 - 450mm

ISO 5832-2 Unalloyed Titanium For Surgical Implants

1. Standard: ISO 5832-2. 2. Grade: Grade 1 ELI, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4A and 4B. 3. Wire Diameter: 0.1 - 7mm. 4. Round Bar Diameter: 7 - 450mm

AMS 4928 Ti6Al4V Bar

Applications. Jet engine compressor blades, discs and rings. Airframe components. Military hardware. Pressure vessels. Space craft components, including rocket engine

ASTM F136 Ti6Al4V ELI For Surgical Implant

Grade: Ti6Al4V ELI. Strip: Thickness ≤4.76mm x Width. ≤610mm plate: thickness ≤4.76mm x width. ≥610mm Plate: Thickness: 4.76 - 101.6mm x Width ≥254mm. Bar: diameter 4.76-101.6mm. Wire: diameter

Titanium Alloy Grade 17

Ti-17 titanium alloy is used as a high-strength, deep-hardened alloy for compressor disks and other large components.GNEE offers high quality Ti-17 titanium alloy with high purity and specific

Titanium Grade 5

Grade 5 titanium is pure alpha-beta titanium with aluminum as the alpha stabilizer and vanadium as the beta stabilizer. This alloy is primarily used for corrosion resistance and is the most widely

Alpha-Beta Titanium Alloys

α+ β alloys contain both α- and β-phase stabilizing elements. The properties of such alloys can be improved by heat treatment and/or thermomechanical processing. They are characterized by a

Commercially Pure Grades

Commercially Pure Titanium is represented by four distinct grades, specifically grade 1, grade 2, grade 3 and grade 4. Pure titanium ranges from grade 1, which has the highest corrosion resistance,