TM10114 Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 6x6 mm

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 6x6 mm Description

This titanium bar, grade 2, measures 6x6 mm and is produced following ASTM B348 standards. The material's density of approximately 4.5 g/cm³ supports weight-sensitive applications without compromising strength. A melting point of 1668℃ allows for use in high-temperature settings, while a tensile strength of ≥345 MPa and a yield strength of ≥275 MPa ensure structural performance. The minimum 20% elongation indicates satisfactory formability for precision engineering needs.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 6x6 mm 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, 6x6 mm Applications

Industrial Applications
- Used as load-bearing supports in processing equipment to achieve high mechanical performance by leveraging the material's defined strength and dimensional stability.
- Applied as structural rods in assembly fixtures to maintain design tolerances by utilising its high melting point and corrosion resistance.

Aerospace Applications
- Used as fastening or support components in aerospace assemblies to meet weight reduction targets by capitalising on the metal’s low density and consistent mechanical properties.
- Served as precision connectors in structural frameworks to uphold thermal integrity in high-temperature conditions through effective material performance.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 6x6 mm Packing

The bars are secured in anti-corrosive wrapping and positioned within rigid fibreboard crates to safeguard against mechanical impacts. Temperature and humidity controlled packaging is recommended to preserve the inherent material properties. The packaging design includes anti-contamination measures and allows for customisation of labels and dimensions. This approach aids in maintaining the material’s integrity during storage and transit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does Grade 2 titanium influence the mechanical properties of the bar?
A1: Grade 2 titanium provides a balanced combination of strength and ductility. Its mechanical properties, such as the specified tensile and yield strengths, enable users to expect consistent performance in load-bearing and high-temperature applications.

Q2: What storage conditions are recommended for maintaining the bar's properties?
A2: The titanium bar should be stored in a moisture-controlled, temperature-stable environment. This minimises the risk of oxidation and preserves its surface finish and mechanical properties during extended storage periods.

Q3: Are dimensional tolerances strictly controlled during production?
A3: Yes, Stanford Advanced Materials employs calibrated machining equipment and regular ultrasonic testing to sustain dimensional tolerances. This ensures that the 6x6 mm specification is consistently maintained for compatibility in precision engineering applications.

Additional Information

Titanium, especially in commercially pure grades like Grade 2, is widely recognised for its favourable strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. These characteristics are crucial in industries where structural integrity and longevity under thermal stress are critical.

The material's combination of lightweight properties and mechanical resilience makes it suitable for diverse applications ranging from industrial components to aerospace structures. Understanding the interplay between titanium's physical properties and its performance under stress helps engineers design systems that optimise both safety and efficiency.