TM10107 Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 1

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 1 Description

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 1 is produced from Grade 1 titanium, characterised by its low density (~4.5 g/cm3) and high melting point (1668℃). Its tensile strength (≥240 MPa) and yield strength (≥170 MPa) ensure adequate load-bearing capacity. The minimum elongation of 24% supports efficient forming and machining. These attributes contribute to precise dimensional control and performance consistency in various engineering applications.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 1 Applications

Industrial Applications
- Used as support components in chemical processing systems to achieve corrosion resistance by leveraging titanium's inert surface properties.
- Applied as fasteners in high-temperature assembly lines to achieve reliable joint integrity by leveraging its high melting point.

Automotive Applications
- Used as engine bracket components in performance vehicles to achieve weight reduction by leveraging its low density and high strength.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 1 Packing

The product is packaged in sealed, anti-condensation wraps and secured within rigid, moisture-resistant containers. Protective films shield the surface from contamination during transit and storage. The packaging is designed for a dry, temperature-controlled environment. Custom packaging options are available for bulk shipments and specialised handling requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How is the customisation of dimensions achieved for the titanium bar?
A1: Customised dimensions result from controlled rolling and annealing processes, followed by precision cutting and iterative measurement. These steps ensure dimensional accuracy and consistency that meet specific industrial requirements.

Q2: What quality control measures does SAM implement for this titanium bar?
A2: SAM conducts systematic X-ray diffraction and tensile testing during production. This multi-stage quality control verifies material properties and minimises variability, ensuring the titanium bar meets the stringent specifications required for demanding applications.

Q3: How does Grade 1 classification influence the performance of this titanium bar?
A3: The Grade 1 classification indicates high purity with minimal alloying elements, which enhances corrosion resistance and formability. This level of material integrity is critical for applications that demand predictable mechanical behaviour and long-term stability.

Additional Information

Titanium and its alloys play a significant role in industries due to their exceptional corrosion resistance and favourable strength-to-weight ratio. Understanding the metallurgical processes, such as annealing and precision rolling, is essential in ensuring that titanium products meet rigorous performance standards. Researchers and engineers use these processes to manipulate grain structure and optimise mechanical properties.

Grade 1 titanium, characterised by its high purity, offers enhanced ductility and formability compared to higher alloyed variants. This material is often chosen for applications where chemical reactivity and low density are key factors. The interplay of microstructural control and testing methods continues to improve the performance reliability of titanium in critical engineering designs.