Grade 2 Titanium Sheet (ASTM B265 Grade 2) belongs to Commercially Pure Titanium (CP Ti), which is the most widely used grade in industrial-grade titanium materials. Its main characteristics include:<\/p>\n
High corrosion resistance:<\/strong> Excellent performance in seawater, chloride solution and acidic environment, suitable for chemical industry, marine engineering and other fields.<\/p>\n Excellent mechanical properties:<\/strong> Tensile strength can reach 480 MPa, high elongation (\u226524%), suitable for welding and cold processing.<\/p>\n Good biocompatibility:<\/strong> Widely used in medical implants (such as orthopedic screws, dental implants).<\/p>\n Easy processing:<\/strong> It can be processed by forging, rolling, welding, cutting, etc., and is suitable for a variety of manufacturing processes.<\/p>\n Aerospace:<\/strong> Aircraft structural parts, engine components (usually used in combination with other alloys).<\/p>\n Chemical equipment:<\/strong> Corrosion-resistant pipes, reactors, tank linings.<\/p>\n Medical field:<\/strong> Orthopedic implants, dental instruments, surgical tools.<\/p>\n Automotive industry:<\/strong> High-performance engine components, lightweight body structures (relatively few applications, but great potential).<\/p>\n Marine engineering:<\/strong> Seawater desalination equipment, ship components, underwater robot shells.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n When purchasing grade 2 titanium plates, pay attention to the following key factors:<\/p>\n Certification and standards:<\/strong> Make sure the material meets ASTM B265, ASME SB265 or ISO 5832-2 standards.<\/p>\n Chemical composition:<\/strong> The Ti content of pure titanium should be \u226599.2%, and impurities (such as Fe, O, N) must be controlled within the specified range.<\/p>\n Surface quality:<\/strong> The surface of high-quality titanium plates should be smooth, without cracks, pores or oxide layers.<\/p>\n Supplier qualifications:<\/strong> Choose suppliers with good reputation to avoid inferior or counterfeit products.<\/p>\n Test report:<\/strong> Chemical composition analysis and mechanical properties test reports are required to ensure that the materials meet the requirements.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The processing characteristics of titanium are different from those of traditional metal materials, and specific methods must be mastered:<\/p>\n Thin plates (\u22645mm): Laser cutting or water jet cutting are more efficient.<\/p>\n Thick plates: Mechanical cutting (sawing machine, shearing machine) is applicable, but special titanium alloy tools must be used to avoid hardening of materials caused by traditional tools.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n TIG welding (tungsten inert gas shielded welding) is the most commonly used welding method and requires argon protection.<\/p>\n – The surface must be thoroughly cleaned before welding (remove grease and oxides) to avoid affecting the welding quality.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n – Titanium plates have good ductility and can be cold-bent, but excessive deformation should be avoided to prevent cracking.<\/p>\n Hot forming (heating to 600-800\u00b0C) can improve plasticity, but the cooling rate needs to be controlled to prevent thermal stress cracking.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Polishing: Improve corrosion resistance and appearance quality.<\/p>\n Anodizing: Enhance wear resistance and decorative properties (suitable for non-conductive applications).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Q1: What is the difference between Grade 2 and Grade 3 titanium plates?<\/p>\n A: Grade 3 titanium plates are slightly stronger than Grade 2 (due to slightly higher oxygen content), but have slightly lower ductility, making them suitable for industrial applications with higher loads.<\/p>\n Q2: Can titanium plates be cut into complex shapes?<\/p>\n A: Yes, but special equipment (such as water jets and laser cutters) is required. Traditional cutting methods may cause hardening or cracking of the material.<\/p>\n Q3: Can titanium plates be welded to stainless steel?<\/p>\n A: Direct welding is not recommended, as different thermal expansion coefficients can easily cause cracking. An intermediate transition layer (such as nickel-based alloy) can be considered.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n Daxun Alloy Co, Ltd.<\/strong> provides high-quality Grade 2 Titanium Plates to customers around the world. Grade 2 Titanium Plates that have passed multiple standard certifications are available at favorable prices. Contact us now.<\/em><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Titanium alloys are widely used in aerospace, medical, automotive and high-end manufacturing fields due to their high strength, corrosion resistance and lightweight properties. Among them, Grade 2 Titanium Sheet is the most commonly used type of industrial-grade titanium material, and is highly favored for its excellent mechanical properties and processability. 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<\/p>\nCommon applications of grade 2 titanium plates<\/span><\/h3>\n
How to choose high-quality grade 2 titanium plates?<\/span><\/h3>\n
Processing and manufacturing skills of grade 2 titanium plates<\/span><\/h3>\n
Cutting<\/h6>\n
Welding<\/h6>\n
Forming and Bending<\/h6>\n
Oberfl\u00e4chenbehandlung<\/h6>\n
FAQ<\/span><\/h3>\n