Titanium Grade 2 / Ti Gr 5 Angle, Channel

Titanium grade 2 angles and channel provides usability in high range of applications and are well-known for their reasonable economic, corrosion resistance, and a lightness of weight. Titanium Gr 2 products are a better choice (50ksi yield) where the high strength is not the primary concern. Though, if the application needs great strength, then titanium grade 5 (138 KSI yield) is an alternative. Corrosion resistance- titanium grade 2angles and channel provide resistance to contained crevice under inhibiting reducing, neutral, and most oxidizing conditions. Titanium has a more balanced oxide film known as a passive layer, which renews almost rapidly in the existence of oxygen or water. These grade 2 angles and channel offer exceptional

inertness to chlorine chemicals and chlorides due to their hard oxidizing nature which assists in repairing any loss to the passive layer.Titanium grade 2 angles and channel are nearly totally resistant to solutions including:
• Hypochlorite
• Perchlorates
• Chlorites
• Chlorates
• Chlorine dioxide

About titanium grade 5- Grade 5 is a titanium alpha-beta alloy, which contains 4 percent vanadium (beta stabilizer) and 6 percent aluminum (alpha stabilizer). It also called as Ti 6AI-4V. This grade is the most used form of titanium, and 50 percent of titanium is found globally. So it provides less oxidation than unalloyed grade 2. Titanium grade 5 products are important due to its superior strength to weight proportion being 4 times harder more than grade 316 stainless steel. Compared to titanium grade 2 titanium grade 5 is about 2 times stronger to it.

Furthermore, to its advantages of strength over commercially unalloyed grades, it also offers about 60 percent lower thermal conductivity.Critical advantages of Titanium Gr2/Gr5 Angle/Channel include osteointegration, Non-toxic, biocompatibility, extremely corrosion resistance to saltwater.