Special alloys / Supply & sourcing
Titanium requirements for Grade 2, Grade 5 and Grade 7; other alloys considered against specification. Include the required product form and governing standard.
Grade discovery
Listed grades are distinct materials. No application suitability, regulatory approval or automatic substitution is implied.
Grades in this category
| Grade | UNS | W.Nr. | Key property | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titanium Grade 2 | R50400 | 3.7035 | Commercially pure, corrosion resistant | Heat exchangers, chlorine plant, marine |
| Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) | R56400 | 3.7165 | High strength-to-weight | Aerospace, offshore, high-performance parts |
| Titanium Grade 7 | R52400 | 3.7235 | Pd-enhanced corrosion resistance | Chlor-alkali, acid and brine service |
The listed range is for supply and sourcing, not a statement of current stock. Grade, form, condition, make, origin, documentation and delivery are confirmed at quotation.
Source: Company profile, page 3. Source undated; reviewed 3 October 2026. Designations identify enquiries, not equivalence or suitability.
Forms we supply
Titanium in every common form.
Commercially pure Grade 2, high-strength Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5) and palladium-alloyed Grade 7 — light, strong and outstandingly resistant to seawater and chlorides.
Corrosion & temperature resistance
Titanium's stable oxide film gives near-immunity to seawater, chlorides and oxidising acids; Grade 7's palladium addition extends this into reducing acids and hot brines.
Applications
Heat exchangers and condensers, chlorine and chlorate plants, desalination, marine hardware and aerospace components.
Before we quote
These fields help us review your request. Size range, make, origin, condition, documentation and availability are confirmed against the complete enquiry.
