A metallic element known for exceptional strength and low weight relative to some steels, titanium can be alloyed with a number of different elements for a number of applications, including aerospace, military, automotive and industrial process.
Titanium Alloy Applications
| Titanium Alloy Grade | Applications | Additional Info |
|---|---|---|
| Titanium 6-4 | Utilized in high-temperature applications such as turbine and aircraft structural components. | More info |
| Titanium Grade 1 | A highly ductile and weldable titanium alloy frequently used in the aerospace and chemical processing industries. | Request a Quote |
| Titanium Grade 2 | Ideal for the aerospace, chemical, electroplating and medical device industries. | Request a Quote |
| Titanium Grade 3 | A highly formable titanium alloy offering superior corrosion resistance. | Request a Quote |
| Titanium Grade 4 | Commonly used in aerospace, chemical processing and waste disposal applications. | Request a Quote |
| Titanium Grade 9 | Exceptional corrosion resistance, weldability and formability for a wide range of industries. | Request a Quote |
| 5-2.5 Titanium | Known for its endurance in a wide range of temperatures, this alloy is appropriate for use in cryogenic applications. | Request a Quote |
| 6-2-4-2 Titanium | A preferred material in the aerospace and automotive industries. | More info |
| 6-4 ELI Titanium | Frequently used in biomedical applications, including cryogenic vessels and surgical components. | Request a Quote |
| 6-6-2 Titanium | Also known as 6Al-GV-2Sn Ti, 6-6-2 Titanium is frequently used in military applications. | Request a Quote |
Altemp Alloys also carries a wide range of Inconel®, Super Alloy, Stainless Steel and Cobalt alloys.
