TM10131 Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 12x12 mm

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 12x12 mm Description

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 12x12 mm is produced from Grade 7 titanium, an alloy enhanced for improved corrosion resistance. The 12x12 mm dimension promotes compatibility with standard structural components in engineering systems. With a melting point of 1668℃ and mechanical strengths of ≥345 MPa (tensile) and ≥275 MPa (yield), it delivers predictable deformation behaviour with a minimum of 20% elongation, making it suitable for demanding industrial applications.

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 12x12 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, 12x12 mm Applications

1.       Aerospace
   - Used as a structural component in aerospace fittings to achieve low weight with adequate strength by utilising its defined tensile and yield properties.

2.       Industrial Machinery
   - Applied as fastening elements in industrial assemblies to maintain dimensional stability under stress by utilising its controlled elongation and mechanical strength.

3.       Chemical Processing Equipment
   - Used as a component in corrosive environments to provide extended service life by utilising Grade 7’s enhanced corrosion resistance.

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 7, 12x12 mm Packing

The product is securely packaged in moisture-barrier wrapped bundles placed in rigid, cushioned containers to minimise impact and contamination during transit. Each package is labelled with technical details and handling instructions. The packaging design supports safe storage conditions with controlled humidity and temperature, and customisable packing options are available to meet specific handling and storage requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the Grade 7 composition affect the bar’s performance in corrosive environments?
A1: Grade 7 titanium incorporates small alloying elements that enhance its resistance to chemical attack. This composition minimises the risk of oxidation and degradation during prolonged exposure to corrosive media, ensuring stable mechanical performance.

Q2: What quality control measures are implemented during processing?
A2: The manufacturing process includes dimensional verification and compositional analysis in accordance with ASTM B348. Additional thermal and surface inspections are performed to reduce variability and maintain consistent mechanical properties throughout the production run.

Q3: Can the product tolerances be customised for specific applications?
A3: Variations in tolerance limits may be considered on request, provided they meet the baseline standards of ASTM B348. Technical consultations are available to adjust processing parameters while maintaining material integrity.

Additional Information

Titanium alloys, particularly Grade 7, are widely studied in materials science for their balance of strength and corrosion resistance. Their unique properties make them suitable for applications where both mechanical performance and long-term durability are required. Advanced characterisation techniques, such as X-ray diffraction and metallography, are commonly used to assess microstructural properties that directly influence product performance.

The interaction between processing conditions and alloy composition is critical in determining the final properties of titanium products. Research in this field continues to refine manufacturing techniques, ensuring consistency and enhanced performance across a broad range of industrial applications.