TM10118 Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 14x14 mm

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 14x14 mm Description

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 14x14 mm is fabricated from commercially pure titanium, commonly referenced as CP-Ti Grade 2. The component features a square cross-section of 14x14 mm, making it adaptable for standard machining and assembly equipment. With a density near 4.5 g/cm³, a melting point of 1668℃, and specified strengths of tensile ≥345 MPa and yield ≥275 MPa, the bar offers significant load-bearing capacity and ductility for industrial structures.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 14x14 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, 14x14 mm Applications

Industrial Applications
- Used as a load-bearing element in fabrication machinery to achieve enhanced structural stability by leveraging its high tensile and yield strengths.

Aerospace Applications
- Applied as components in airframe assemblies to address weight reduction and strength requirements by utilising titanium’s high strength-to-weight ratio.

Medical Applications
- Serves as a part in surgical instrument assemblies to attain corrosion resistance and mechanical performance by employing titanium’s biocompatible properties.

Titanium Bar, Ti Bar Grade 2, 14x14 mm Packing

The bar is packaged using clean, protective wrapping and secured in moisture-resistant, reinforced containers with cushioning to minimise mechanical stress and contamination. Storage is recommended in ambient, dry conditions with controlled temperature. Anti-contamination procedures are implemented during packaging, and options for custom labeling or partitioned containers are available for specialised shipping requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the mechanical performance of this titanium bar enhance its suitability for industrial applications?
A1: Its high tensile (≥345 MPa) and yield strength (≥275 MPa) ensure that the bar can sustain significant load stresses. The specified elongation further supports its capacity to undergo deformation without fracture, offering practical benefits in load-bearing and high-stress conditions.

Q2: What quality control processes are implemented during production?
A2: The production process includes calibrated dimensional verification and metallurgical analysis, ensuring that both composition and mechanical properties adhere to established standards. These assessments minimise variability, maintaining the integrity required for critical industrial applications.

Q3: What storage conditions are recommended for maintaining the material’s integrity?
A3: The titanium bar should be stored in a dry, temperature-controlled environment, free from excessive humidity or contaminants. Proper protective packaging helps avoid mechanical damage and surface contamination, preserving its mechanical and chemical properties over time.

Additional Information

Titanium bars, especially those of Grade 2, are widely used in industrial environments due to their inherent corrosion resistance and strength-to-weight ratio. Their production involves precise control of microstructure and alloy composition to meet stringent mechanical requirements, making them suitable for applications where both performance and long-term stability are critical.

Understanding the material properties of titanium is essential in sectors such as aerospace, medical, and industrial manufacturing. The intrinsic characteristics of commercially pure titanium offer benefits such as biocompatibility and resistance to stress corrosion, which are taken into account during material selection and product design.