Discontinued (Discontinued) TM7278 Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2

Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2 Description

Our Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2 is produced under ASTM B348 standards to ensure exceptional quality and consistency. Known for its notable strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance, Grade 2 titanium is one of the most versatile materials available. It offers excellent ductility and weldability, making it highly suitable for applications in aerospace, chemical processing, and marine environments.

Customized dimensions allow these ingots to meet diverse project requirements while maintaining strict adherence to international quality standards. They are also favoured for medical implants and other demanding applications due to their biocompatibility and durability. Whether you need reliable structural components or advanced materials to withstand extreme conditions, our Grade 2, TA2 titanium ingots are engineered to deliver optimal performance and long service life.

Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2 Applications

Grade 2 (TA2) titanium ingot is a widely used material with a balance of moderate strength, good ductility, and excellent corrosion resistance. It is highly sought after in industries such as electronics, chemical processing, and aerospace due to its reliable performance in challenging environments. With its biocompatibility and weldability, Grade 2 titanium is a versatile choice for various applications where durability and long-term effectiveness are essential.

1. Electronics Applications

·         Connectors and Terminals: Provide reliable conductivity and corrosion resistance in demanding electrical environments.

·         Sensor Housings: Offer lightweight protection and chemical stability for sensitive electronic components.

2. Chemical Processing Applications

·         Reaction Vessels: Deliver excellent corrosion resistance for handling aggressive chemicals and high temperatures.

·         Heat Exchangers: Ensure durability and efficient heat transfer in systems exposed to corrosive fluids.

3. Aerospace Applications

·         Structural Parts: Contribute lightweight strength and performance in aircraft and spacecraft designs.

·         Fasteners: Maintain secure connections while withstanding extreme temperature and pressure variations.

Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2 Packaging

Each Grade 2 (TA2) Titanium Ingot is carefully sealed in a vacuum bag, then placed inside reinforced corrugated boxes or wooden crates lined with foam and water-resistant film. Protective materials guard against impact, moisture, and corrosion during transit. Anti-corrosion agents and desiccants are included to maintain product integrity. Customized packaging sizes and labelling options are available upon request.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customized.

Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2 FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2?

A1: Grade 2 Titanium is recognised for its moderate strength, excellent corrosion resistance in oxidising and mildly reducing environments, and outstanding biocompatibility. With an alpha-phase crystal structure, it has a tensile strength around 275 MPa and good ductility. Its high strength-to-weight ratio makes it ideal for aerospace, chemical processing, and marine applications. It also offers excellent heat transfer properties and a relatively low elastic modulus.

Q2: How can this titanium product be processed or fabricated?

A2: Titanium Grade 2 is typically processed via conventional methods like forging, rolling, and extrusion, while ensuring proper temperature control to minimise work hardening. During machining, low cutting speeds and abundant coolant are recommended to reduce heat buildup. Welding methods such as TIG and electron beam can be used, with inert gas shielding to prevent contamination. Heat treatments may be applied to optimise mechanical properties.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2?

A3: Common standards that apply to Titanium Ingot Grade 2 include ASTM B348 and ASME SB-348 for bars and billets, as well as ASTM B265 for plate and sheet products. These specifications define chemical composition, mechanical properties, and permissible tolerances. Manufacturers often hold ISO 9001 certifications, ensuring consistent quality management. Additional Nadcap accreditation may be required for aerospace applications, validating special processes and adherence to stringent industry requirements.

Related Information

1. Material Properties and Advantages

Typically recognised for its moderate strength and exceptional corrosion resistance, Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2 stands out among titanium grades. Its customised dimensions accommodate a variety of industrial needs, ensuring compatibility with diverse production requirements. Engineered in the form of an ingot, this grade maintains uniform density and a stable microstructure, making it ideal for applications that demand predictable performance under challenging operating conditions.

Additionally, the low weight-to-strength ratio of Grade 2 titanium supports critical operations in sectors such as aerospace, chemical processing, and marine engineering. By delivering reliable conduction and excellent resistance to fatigue, the ingot shape can be readily machined, forged, or rolled into intricate components. This versatility offers manufacturers improved design flexibility and streamlined processing times, further enhancing the appeal of TA2 titanium in complex projects.

2. Quality Control Measures

Quality remains a defining principle in the production of Titanium Ingot (Ti Ingot) Grade 2, TA2. Rigorous inspection procedures involve the use of ultrasonic testing, tensile strength assessments, and radiographic examination, all performed at multiple stages of ingot development. These evaluations confirm that the final product strictly adheres to industry benchmarks, minimising any performance risks stemming from unseen material flaws.

During post-production analyses, each customised ingot undergoes metallographic tests to verify that the microstructure meets the specified standards. Detailed documentation accompanies every unit, ensuring traceability and compliance with regional and international requirements. This meticulous approach provides end-users with confidence that the titanium ingots they receive will deliver consistent mechanical properties and exceptional reliability in critical applications.