Titanium Grades Properties and Applications
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Titanium Grade Overview
Titanium Grades, Properties and Applications
The following is an overview of the most common commercial pure titanium and titanium alloy grades, their properties, advantages and industry applications.
1, Titanium Grades
| ASTM/ASME | UNS | W.Nr |
| Grade 1(CP Ti) | R50250 | W.Nr.3.7025 |
| Grade 2(CP Ti) | R50400 | W.Nr.3.7035 |
| Grade 3(CP Ti) | R50550 | W.Nr.3.7055 |
| Grade 5 | R56400 | W.Nr.3.7164 |
| Grade 7 | R52400 | W.Nr.3.7235 |
| Grade 9 | R56320 | W.Nr.3.7195 |
| Grade 12 | R53400 | W.Nr.3.7105 |
| Grade 23 | R56407 | W.Nr.3.7165 |
2, Titanium Properties and Applications
Commercially Pure Titanium Grades
Grade 1(CP Ti): Commercially Pure Titanium Grade 1 is the softest titanium and has the highest ductility. It has good cold forming characteristics and provides excellent corrosion resistance. It also has excellent welding properties and high impact toughness.
Applications: Architecture, Automotive Desalination, Dimensional Stable Anodes, Medical, Marine, Processing & Chlorate Manufacturing
Grade 2(CP Ti): Commercially Pure Titanium Grade 2 has moderate strength and excellent cold forming properties. It provides excellent welding properties and has excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion.
Applications: Aerospace, Automotive, Chemical Processing & Chlorate Manufacturing, Desalination, Architecture, Hydro Carbon Processing, Marine, Medical, Power Generation
Grade 3(CP Ti): Commercially Pure Titanium Grade 3 is stronger and less formable than Titanium Grades 1 and 2. It is used in Aerospace and industrial applications that require moderate strength. Grade 3 titanium has excellent corrosion resistance.
Applications: Aerospace, Architecture, Automotive, Chemical Processing & Chlorate Manufacturing, Desalination, Hydro Carbon Processing, Marine, Medical, Power Generation, etc.
Titanium Alloys
Grade 5(Ti-6AL4V): Titanium Grade 5 alloy is the most commercially available of all titanium alloys. It offers an excellent combination of high strength and toughness. Grade 5 titanium has good welding and fabrication characteristics.
Applications: Aerospace, Chemical Processing, Marine, Medical, Automotive, Bicycle, Sports, etc.
Grade 7: Titanium Grade 7 has physical and mechanical properties equivalent to CP3 titanium or Grade 2. It has excellent welding and fabrication properties and is extremely resistant to corrosion especially from reducing acids.
Applications: Chemical Processing, Desalination, Power generation, etc.
Grade 9: Titanium Grade 9 has medium strength that falls between Grade 4 and Grade 5. It has excellent corrosion resistance and is used in Aerospace and Industrial applications. Grade 9 Titanium can be used at higher temperatures than Grades 1 through 4. Grade 9 titanium has good cold rolling properties.
Applications: Aerospace, Chemical processing, Consumer applications, Marine, Medical, Transportation, Automotive, Bicycle, Sports, etc.
Grade 12: This Titanium Grade 12 alloy is similar to Titanium Grades 2 and 3 except that Titanium Grade 12 has 0.3% molybdenum and 0.8% nickel. This offers enhanced corrosion resistance.
Applications: Chemical processing, Desalination, Power generation, Industrial, etc.
