TM10130 Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 10x10 mm

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 10x10 mm Description

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 10x10 mm is a compact, square-section product manufactured from a specialised titanium alloy containing minor palladium additions to enhance corrosion resistance. The 10x10 mm dimensions ensure compatibility with standard machining fixtures, while the calculated density of ~4.5 g/cm³ and a melting point of 1668℃ support advanced thermal processing. Its specified tensile and yield strengths render the material suitable for applications demanding consistent mechanical performance.

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 10x10 mm Characteristics

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

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 10x10 mm Applications

1.       Industrial Systems
- Used as load-bearing components in precision machinery to achieve controlled dimensional stability by leveraging its high tensile and yield strengths.
- Applied as corrosion-resistant structural elements in processing equipment to maintain consistent performance under challenging chemical exposures.

2.       Commercial Fabrication
- Used as precision fasteners in assembly lines to achieve predictable mechanical behaviour by leveraging its uniform grain structure.
- Serves as a machining blank in high-accuracy tool manufacturing to ensure tight tolerances in the final product.

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 10x10 mm Packing

The bars are packaged using corrosion-inhibiting wraps within moisture-proof, cushioned containers to minimise physical damage and contamination. Storage instructions call for ambient, low-humidity conditions to preserve alloy properties. Anti-static packaging materials further protect against particulate contamination. Custom packaging configurations, including clear labelling and compartmentalised inserts, are available based on customer specifications for safe transportation and handling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the minor palladium content in Grade 7 modify the alloy’s workability?
A1: The minor palladium additions enhance corrosion resistance and improve the alloy's stability during thermal treatments. This controlled composition facilitates predictable machining and forming behaviour, ensuring consistency across fabrication processes.

Q2: What machining tolerances are typically achievable with this bar?
A2: Standard machining processes can maintain dimensional tolerances within ±0.1 mm. This precision allows integration into high-accuracy assemblies and supports comprehensive quality control during component fabrication.

Q3: How does the alloy perform at high processing temperatures?
A3: With a melting point of 1668℃ and a uniform grain structure, the alloy can withstand elevated temperatures during thermal processing, maintaining mechanical integrity and stiffness in high-temperature applications.

Additional Information

Titanium alloys are extensively utilised in applications that demand a high strength-to-weight ratio and exceptional corrosion resistance. Researchers focus on optimising processing methods such as controlled forging and heat treatment to refine microstructure and enhance mechanical performance. These efforts enable refined production for parts used in precision industrial environments.

The specific formulation of Grade 7 titanium, incorporating minor palladium elements, enhances its workability and stability during processing. This adaptation is significant for industries that require materials capable of enduring high operational stresses while maintaining performance consistency over prolonged fabrication cycles.