TM10135 Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 12, 8x8 mm

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 12, 8x8 mm Description

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 12, 8x8 mm is manufactured in accordance with ASTM B348 standard specifications using controlled alloy processing techniques. The 8x8 mm cross-sectional dimensions facilitate compatibility with precision machining equipment. The material’s density and melting point support assessments for load-bearing applications, while its tensile and yield properties provide the necessary resistance against deformation under applied stresses. The uniformly processed microstructure promotes consistent performance across engineering applications.

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 12, 8x8 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 12, 8x8 mm Applications

Industrial Applications
- Used as precision machined components in load-bearing frameworks to counter deformation issues by leveraging its high tensile properties.
- Applied as structural supports in fabricated machinery to mitigate excessive flexing by utilising its stable yield characteristics.

Aerospace Applications
- Employed as fastener elements in airframe assemblies to address stress distribution challenges by utilising its uniform microstructure.
- Serves as critical components in secondary structures to maintain integrity under dynamic loading by offering high strength-to-weight performance.

Titanium Alloy Bar, Ti Bar Grade 12, 8x8 mm Packing

Titanium Alloy Bars are secured in protective, anti-corrosive wrapping and positioned within padded, rigid containers to prevent physical damage during transit. The packaging supports controlled humidity and temperature conditions to preserve the bar's material integrity. Custom packing options, including inert gas flush and clear labelling, are available to meet specific storage and shipping requirements, thereby minimising contamination and mechanical stress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What quality control measures are implemented during production?
A1: Production includes non-destructive testing methods such as ultrasonic inspection and XRF analysis to verify alloy composition and detect internal imperfections. These measures ensure material consistency and adherence to ASTM B348 standards.

Q2: How does the alloy’s microstructure affect its machining performance?
A2: The controlled microstructure results in uniform grain distribution, which aids in achieving consistent material removal rates and minimises tool wear. This leads to efficient machining and improved dimensional accuracy in finished components.

Q3: What storage conditions are recommended for preserving the alloy bar's properties?
A3: The alloy should be stored in a clean, dry environment with controlled temperature and humidity. Anti-contamination measures such as sealed packaging and inert gas atmosphere, when needed, help maintain its microstructural integrity and prevent oxidation.

Additional Information

Titanium alloys have long been valued in technical industries due to their exceptional strength-to-weight ratios and resistance to environmental degradation. They are frequently utilised in applications where mechanical reliability and structural integrity are critical. Research in metallurgical processing continues to optimise these alloys for improved performance in high-stress situations.

Advances in material characterisation techniques, such as scanning electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction, have deepened the understanding of titanium alloy microstructures. Such insights facilitate enhanced process controls and predictive maintenance strategies, ensuring the performance consistency of titanium components in diverse engineering applications.