Grade 2 Titanium Products

Grade 2 Titanium Products

Grade 2 Titanium Products are identified as UNS R50400 when that grade appears on a drawing, bill of materials, or purchase specification. Plate, tube, bar, wire, fittings, and forgings are covered by this enquiry route. Begin with the Grade 2 titanium grade reference, then match the requested form, applicable standard, and project requirements to the component.

Material Reference Card

Chemical reference for UNS R50400 is Ti balance, Fe max 0.30%, O max 0.25%, C max 0.08%, N max 0.03%, and H max 0.015%. Density is 4.52 g/cm3. Only plate and sheet carry the stated mechanical reference: tensile strength min 345 MPa, yield strength 275-450 MPa, and elongation min 20%. Those values do not automatically apply to another form or condition.

Choose the Product Form Around the Requirement

ASTM B265 may apply to plate, sheet, or strip. Tube may be referenced to ASTM B338, while bar and billet may be referenced to ASTM B348. Fittings may be referenced to ASTM B363 and forgings to ASTM B381. Pipe requirements may call for ASTM B861/B862; ASTM B863 may be relevant to wire. Each designation is an enquiry reference, not a replacement for the full drawing, end-use specification, or purchaser acceptance criteria.

Name the required form first. A flat part should identify plate, sheet, or strip. Separate tube from pipe and state the governing requirement. Identify the fitting or forging requirement for a formed or joined assembly. Broader titanium products information is available when a project includes more than one titanium product form.

Use Guidance for Technical Buyers

Supply the form, applicable ASTM reference, drawing revision, quantity requirement, dimensions or tolerances, and project-specific acceptance conditions with the enquiry. State whether the listed plate or sheet mechanical reference is a purchase requirement. Engineering review should confirm the relationship between the material callout, intended service, fabrication route, and project specification before release.

Clear input helps prevent a plate requirement from being considered as bar, or a tube requirement from being considered against a pipe reference. That distinction also supports a more useful review of form, chemistry limits, standard designation, and component requirement.

Controlled purchase notes should include the current revision and the notes governing the material request. Multiple titanium items should appear as distinct form-specific line items. Keeping the Grade 2 Titanium reference beside the relevant component makes the request easier to assess.

Record the governing document, its current revision, the selected product form, and the particular acceptance conditions in the same enquiry line so that a reviewer can compare the material designation with the component requirement without assuming that a condition stated for one item applies to another item.

Short notes can prevent a long clarification cycle. Comparing the supplied drawing, standard reference, and stated form before commercial discussion keeps the enquiry anchored to the purchaser’s requirement.

Enquire About Grade 2 Titanium

Send the material grade, product form, standard reference, drawing or specification details, and quantity requirement through the enquiry form. Review can then proceed against the information supplied. Request a Grade 2 Titanium enquiry.