Titanium Gr. 2/5 Round Bar, are profoundly looked for after
because of their capacity to oppose both oxidization and carbonization
in high-temperature settings. The greater part of Titanium Gr. 2/5
Round Bar make increases to a nickel-iron-chromium base. These
increments permit the amalgam to adjust to the needs of an assortment of
commercial ventures and empower driving metal organizations to offer a
scope of Incoloy shapes and plans.
Titanium Gr. 2/5 Round Bar gives acting as
erosion and oxidation safe nickel combination and is very much perceived
in industry parts for their better quality and extraordinary resistance
than watery consumption. Assist, the expansion of niobium which works
with molybdenum to harden combination's framework likewise offers the
sheets remarkable sturdiness and quality properties. Other than this,
the sheets accompany unrivaled weariness quality and in addition
resistance towards stretch consumption breaking to chloride particles.Specifications of Titanium Gr. 2/5 Round Bar
Range |
8mm - 200mm |
Standard |
ASTM B348 / ASME B348, ASTM B 863 / ASME SB 863. |
Grade |
UNS R50400 (Titanium Gr. 2)/ UNS R56400 (Titanium Gr. 5) |
Finishing |
Bright, polish & black |
Weir range |
0.03mm - 6.0mm |
Value added Services |
Machining (CNC), Centre less grinding (CG),
Solution annealed, Polish, Rolling, Cutting,
Bending. |
Chemical Composition of Titanium Gr. 2 Alloy Round Bar
Titanium Gr. 2 |
C |
Fe |
H |
N |
O |
Ti |
Max 0.1 |
Max 0.3 |
Max 0.015 |
Max 0.03 |
Max 0.25 |
99.2 |
Chemical Composition of Titanium Gr. 5 Alloy Round Bar
Titanium Gr. 5 |
Al |
Fe |
H |
N |
O |
Ti |
V |
6 |
Max 0.25 |
Max 0.015 |
Max 0.03 |
Max 0.2 |
90 |
4 |
Numax Steel exports Titanium Gr. 2/5
Round Bar to Saudi Arabia, Uae, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Iran, United States
Of America, United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa, Mexico, Turkey,
France, European Union, New Zealand, Bahrain, Oman, Yemen, Lebanon,
Spain, Indonesia, Malasia, Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Madagascar, Sri
Lanka, Denmark, Poland, Italy, Brazil, Singapore And Netherlands.