TITANIUM ALLOYS
Titanium Materials & Components for Critical Applications
MillsForge supplies titanium and titanium alloys for corrosion-resistant, high-strength, and demanding industrial applications, with material sourcing, manufacturing coordination, machining, inspection, documentation, and international delivery managed according to project requirements.
Grade 2 · Grade 5 · Grade 7 · Grade 12
TITANIUM GRADES
Titanium Grades We Supply
Titanium Grade 2
UNS R50400 · Commercially Pure Titanium
Commercially pure titanium combining corrosion resistance, ductility, and fabrication characteristics for chemical processing, marine, heat-transfer, and industrial applications.
Titanium Grade 5
UNS R56400 · Ti-6Al-4V
Alpha-beta titanium alloy combining high strength, relatively low density, and useful corrosion resistance for demanding engineered components.
Titanium Grade 7
UNS R52400 · Ti-0.2Pd
Palladium-alloyed commercially pure titanium offering enhanced corrosion resistance in certain reducing and aggressive chemical environments.
Titanium Grade 12
UNS R53400 · Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni
Titanium alloy containing molybdenum and nickel, selected for enhanced corrosion resistance and useful mechanical performance in demanding process environments.
GRADE SELECTION
Selecting the Right Titanium Grade
| Grade | UNS | Type | Key Positioning |
| Grade 2 | R50400 | Commercially Pure | Corrosion resistance & fabrication |
| Grade 5 | R56400 | Ti-6Al-4V | High strength-to-weight ratio |
| Grade 7 | R52400 | Ti-0.2Pd | Enhanced corrosion resistance |
| Grade 12 | R53400 | Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni | Corrosion resistance + useful strength |
Titanium grade selection should consider corrosion environment, operating temperature, pressure, mechanical loading, fabrication requirements, product form, and applicable specifications.
PRODUCT FORMS
Titanium in the Forms Your Project Requires
Rings · Discs · Blocks · Shafts · Custom Shapes
WN · Blind · SO · LJ · Threaded · Custom
BW · SW · Threaded · Custom Fittings
Round Bars · Hollow Bars · Flat Bars
Stud Bolts · Bolts · Nuts · Custom Fasteners
Drawing-Based · Machined · Made-to-Order
MATERIAL PERFORMANCE
Why Titanium?
Corrosion Resistance
Titanium forms a stable protective oxide film that provides resistance to many corrosive environments, making appropriate grades useful in chemical, marine, and process applications.
Strength-to-Weight Ratio
Titanium alloys such as Grade 5 combine relatively low density with high mechanical strength for weight-sensitive engineered components.
Marine & Chloride Service
Appropriate titanium grades provide excellent resistance to seawater and many chloride-containing environments.
Application-Specific Grades
Commercially pure and alloyed titanium grades provide different combinations of corrosion resistance, strength, fabrication characteristics, and service performance.
STANDARDS & SPECIFICATIONS
Titanium to Applicable Material Standards
Forgings
ASTM B381
Titanium and titanium alloy forgings in applicable grades.
Bars & Billets
ASTM B348
Titanium and titanium alloy bars and billets.
Plate, Sheet & Strip
ASTM B265
Titanium and titanium alloy strip, sheet, and plate.
Seamless Pipe
ASTM B861
Titanium and titanium alloy seamless pipe.
Welded Pipe
ASTM B862
Titanium and titanium alloy welded pipe.
Tubes
ASTM B338
Seamless and welded titanium and titanium alloy tubes for condensers and heat exchangers.
Applicable material specifications depend on titanium grade, product form, dimensions, supply condition, manufacturing route, and project requirements.
CORROSION-RESISTANT GRADES
Grade 7 & Grade 12 for Demanding Process Environments
Titanium Grade 7 and Grade 12 are selected for applications where enhanced corrosion resistance is required beyond conventional commercially pure titanium in certain service environments.
Grade 7: Titanium + Palladium
Selected for enhanced corrosion resistance in certain reducing acid and aggressive chemical environments.
Grade 12: Titanium + Molybdenum + Nickel
Combines useful mechanical properties with enhanced corrosion resistance for demanding process applications.
Final material selection should be based on actual chemical concentration, temperature, pressure, flow conditions, fabrication requirements, and applicable design specifications.
INSPECTION & TESTING
Testing for Titanium Materials & Components
Material Verification
PMI · Material Identification
Material grade and identification can be verified according to applicable inspection requirements.
Mechanical Testing
Tensile · Yield · Elongation · Hardness
Mechanical properties can be tested according to applicable material specifications.
NDT
UT · PT · Other Applicable Examination
Non-destructive examination can be coordinated according to product form, material specification, and project requirements.
Additional Testing
Additional chemical, mechanical, corrosion, microstructure, or project-specific testing can be coordinated where required.
CUSTOM TITANIUM COMPONENTS
Drawing-Based Titanium Components
Titanium components can be supplied rough-machined, semi-finished, or finish-machined according to customer drawings, material specifications, dimensional tolerances, surface requirements, and inspection criteria.
Rings · Shafts · Sleeves · Blocks · Discs · Custom Shapes
APPLICATIONS
Titanium for Demanding Industrial Environments
Chemical Processing: Corrosion-resistant components for aggressive process environments.
Marine & Offshore: Titanium components for seawater and chloride-containing service.
Heat Exchangers: Tubes and components for heat-transfer equipment and corrosive process streams.
Power & Energy: Titanium materials and components for selected power and energy applications.
Valves & Pumps: Corrosion-resistant components for flow-control and process equipment.
Industrial Equipment: Custom titanium parts for specialized engineered systems.
MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE
Compare Titanium Grades
Titanium Grade 2 vs Grade 5
Compare commercially pure titanium with high-strength Ti-6Al-4V.
Titanium Grade 2 vs Grade 7
Understand when palladium-alloyed Grade 7 may be selected for enhanced corrosion resistance.
Titanium Grade 7 vs Grade 12
Compare two corrosion-resistant titanium grades for demanding process environments.
TITANIUM REQUIREMENTS
Looking for a Specific Titanium Grade?
Send us the titanium grade, product form, dimensions, quantity, applicable specification, machining requirements, inspection requirements, and delivery destination. We will review your requirement and coordinate a suitable supply solution.
What to include in your RFQ:
Grade · Product Form · Size · Quantity · Standard · Machining · Inspection