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TM11224 Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-3Al-8V-6Cr-4Mo-4Zr Grade 19 UNS R58640 Ti Beta-C

Catalogue Number TM11224
Composition Ti-3Al-8V-6Cr-4Mo-4Zr
Grade Grade 19, UNS R58640
Form Wire
Density 4.8 g/cm³

Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-3Al-8V-6Cr-4Mo-4Zr Grade 19 UNS R58640 Ti Beta-C is produced with a controlled chemical composition and tailored microstructure to meet precise engineering requirements. Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) employs rigorous metallurgical analysis and systematic quality control techniques, including microstructure evaluation and impurity profiling, to ensure performance consistency. The product is processed under strictly monitored conditions to maintain its defined beta phase, providing clarity on mechanical and structural attributes for technical applications.

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What metallurgical benefits does the beta phase in this titanium alloy wire provide?

The beta phase offers enhanced formability and improved mechanical strength at elevated temperatures. Its microstructural stability enables consistent performance in high-stress environments, making it suitable for applications requiring controlled deformation behaviour and reduced susceptibility to phase transformation during processing.

How does the customised dimension specification affect downstream processing?

Customized dimensions allow integration into specific system designs without the need for further modification. This flexibility allows precise component fitting and minimises additional machining, thereby improving the overall efficiency of the manufacturing workflow and enabling better performance predictability.

What quality control measures are applied during the production of this titanium alloy wire?

The production incorporates systematic metallurgical analysis, including microstructural imaging and compositional verification. These measures ensure adherence to defined alloying tolerances and confirm the uniform distribution of alloying elements, aiding in the reproducibility of mechanical properties across batches.

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