TM10113 Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2 Description

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2 is produced from commercially pure titanium (Ti) with a density of ~4.5 g/cm³ and a melting point of 1668℃. The bar exhibits a tensile strength of ≥345 MPa and a yield strength of ≥275 MPa with a minimum elongation of 20%. Its customizable dimensions allow integration into diverse engineering systems, where the balance between weight and mechanical performance is critical for component design.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2 Characteristics

*The above product information is based on theoretical data and is for reference only. Actual specifications may vary.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2 Applications

Industrial Manufacturing
- Used as a structural component in high-stress machinery to achieve weight reduction by leveraging titanium's low density and high strength.
- Applied as fastening elements in corrosive environments to maintain integrity by exploiting titanium’s chemical inertness.

Chemical Processing Equipment
- Implemented in heat exchangers to attain dimensional stability by capitalising on the high melting point and controlled alloy composition.
- Used in piping systems where mechanical durability and resistance to aggressive chemicals offer prolonged service life.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2 Packing

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2 is packaged with protective wrapping that includes anti-scratch and moisture-resistant layers. Each bar is secured in a vacuum-sealed, heavy-duty crate to mitigate potential mechanical impacts and corrosion risks. Storage guidelines recommend keeping the packaged product in a climate-controlled environment. Custom packaging options, including specific sizing and labelling for traceability, are available upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What quality control methods are applied during production?
A1: SAM employs ultrasonic inspection and surface imaging to monitor microstructural consistency and dimensional accuracy, reducing variations in mechanical properties during production.

Q2: How does the customisation of dimensions affect production schedules?
A2: Customised dimensions require additional machining and verification steps. The production process includes a standardised inspection protocol to ensure that each custom order meets the specified tolerances.

Q3: Can Titanium Bar Grade 2 be used in high-temperature applications?
A3: Titanium Grade 2 maintains its mechanical properties at elevated temperatures up to its melting point of 1668℃, making it suitable for applications where thermal stability is essential. Application-specific thermal data should be reviewed for detailed performance insights.

Additional Information

Titanium and its alloys play a significant role in modern engineering due to their exceptional strength-to-weight ratios and resistance to corrosion. Commonly used in industries such as aerospace and chemical processing, these materials undergo rigorous processing techniques to minimise defects and optimise performance. The properties of commercially pure titanium are influenced by production variables including microstructure and alloying elements.

Understanding the relationship between material composition, mechanical characteristics, and processing conditions provides valuable insights for selecting appropriate materials for high-demand environments. This background knowledge assists engineers and procurement specialists in evaluating the suitability of titanium for both standard and specialised applications.