Grade 2

Titanium Grade 2 is available in Bar, Billet, Extrusion, Plate, Sheet, Strip, Wire, Pipe, Tube, Rings and Forgings.
Titanium Grades 1-4 are unalloyed and generally known as CP (Commercially Pure). The tensile and yield strength of titanium generally increases with the grade number. Titanium is 30% stronger than Steel but nearly 50% lighter and although Aluminium is lighter, Titanium is stronger and has excellent strength retention. Due to Titanium's weight, strength and high corrosion resistance it is very popular in various manufacturing industries from aerospace, medical, shipping, military etc.
Specifications

• AMS 4902F - Sheet, strip and plate (annealed)
• AMS 4941C - Tubing, welded (annealed)
• AMS 4942C - Tubing, seamless (annealed)
• AMS 4951F - Welding wire, commercially pure
• MIL-T-9046 (TYPE 1 COMP A) CP3
• BS 3TA1 - Sheet, strip
• BS 2TA2 - Sheet, strip
• BS 3TA3 - Bar (obsolete)
• BS 2TA4 - Forgings (obsolete)
• BS 2TA5 - Forgings (obsolete)
• ASTM B265 Gr2 - Sheet, plate
• ASTM B337 Gr2 - Pipe (withdrawn)
• ASTM B338 Gr2 - Heat exchange tube
• ASTM B348 Gr2 - Bar
• ASTM B367 Gr2 - Castings
• ASTM B381 Gr2 - Forgings
• ASTM F67 Gr2 - Surgical Implant
• ASTM F467 Gr2 - Nuts
• ASTM F468 Gr2 - Bolts
• UNS R50400
• DTD 5073
• AIR 9182 T40
• Werkstoff 3.7034 (Aerospace)
• Werkstoff 3.7035
• LN 9297
• DIN 17850,17860, 17862, 17863 and 17864
• IMI 125
• AICMA Ti-P 02
• AIMS 08 -18- 002
• ABS 5012