Titanium alloy
Titanium alloy
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  • Titanium alloy
Titanium alloy

The classification of titanium alloys is primarily based on alloy composition and phase-transition temperatures. The mainstream categories are broadly divided into three major types: α-type, α+β-type, and β-type. Additionally, there are pure titanium grades that serve as the foundational category. Domestically, titanium grades follow the TA (α-type/pure titanium), TB (β-type), and TC (α+β-type) system. Internationally, standards such as ASTM, AMS, and DIN are commonly used. Strength, ductility, corrosion resistance, and weldability vary significantly among different grades. Below is a comprehensive list of mainstream grades—both domestically and internationally—along with detailed classifications, covering all sectors including aerospace, chemical processing, medical, and civil applications.

Category

Alloy system

Domestic grade

International equivalent grade

Core ingredient (%)

Core Features

Application scenarios

Dedicated note

Pure titanium (α-phase category)

Pure Titanium Series

TA1

ASTM Grade 1

Ti≥99.5

High ductility, ultra-soft, and excellent weldability

Chemical-resistant pipe fittings, medical implants, thin-walled containers

One of the preferred grades for medical implants

Pure titanium (α-phase category)

Pure Titanium Series

TA2

ASTM Grade 2

Ti≥99.4

Well-balanced overall performance and high cost-effectiveness.

Heat exchangers, pipelines, marine fittings, and household hardware

The most widely used pure titanium grade in industry

Pure titanium (α-phase category)

Pure Titanium Series

TA3

ASTM Grade 3

Ti≥99.2

Higher strength and excellent corrosion resistance

High-pressure chemical equipment, marine engineering components

High- and medium-strength grades in pure titanium

Pure titanium (α-phase category)

Pure Titanium Series

TA4

ASTM Grade 4

Ti≥99.0

Pure titanium has the highest strength.

High-strength, corrosion-resistant structural components; automotive exhaust systems

Peak Strength Grade in Pure Titanium

Alpha-type titanium alloy

Alpha Series

TA5

-

Ti-4Al-0.005B

High strength, corrosion-resistant, and具有良好 weldability

Aero-engine compressor blades, ship structural components

Medium- and High-Temperature Compatible Grade

Alpha-type titanium alloy

Alpha Series

TA6

-

Ti-5Al

High strength at high temperatures, antioxidant.

Medium- and high-temperature corrosion-resistant components, aerospace tubing

Suitable for operating conditions between 300~600℃

Alpha-type titanium alloy

Alpha Series

TA7

-

Ti-5Al-2.5Sn

Excellent high-temperature performance and toughness

Aerospace high-temperature structural components, missile bodies

High-temperature performance benchmark α-grade alloy

Alpha-type titanium alloy

Alpha Series

TA9

-

Ti-0.2Pd

Extremely corrosion-resistant (resistant to seawater and hydrochloric acid)

Highly corrosive chemical equipment, offshore platform components

One of the top-grade choices for highly corrosive environments

Alpha-type titanium alloy

Alpha Series

TA10

-

Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni

Resistant to reductive acid corrosion

Petrochemical pipelines, heat exchangers, and desulfurization equipment

One of the top-grade choices for highly corrosive environments

Alpha-plus-beta titanium alloy

Alpha-plus-beta series

TC4

Ti-6Al-4V

Ti-6Al-4V

High strength, good toughness, excellent weldability, and high cost performance.

Aerospace structural components, medical implants, sports equipment, automotive parts

The world’s largest-used titanium alloy (accounting for over 50%)

Alpha-plus-beta titanium alloy

Alpha-plus-beta series

TC11

Ti-6Al-2Zr-1Mo-1V

Ti-6Al-2Zr-1Mo-1V

High strength at high temperatures, creep resistance

Aeroengine blades, turbine disks

Dedicated to core components of aircraft engines

Alpha-plus-beta titanium alloy

Alpha-plus-beta series

TC18

-

Ti-5Al-2Sn-2Zr-4Mo-4Cr

Ultra-high strength, high toughness

Aircraft landing gear, fuselage main beams

For high-end aerospace structural components

Alpha-plus-beta titanium alloy

Alpha-plus-beta series

TC21

-

Ti-6Al-2Sn-2Zr-3Mo-1Cr-2Nb

High strength, high toughness, and corrosion-resistant

High-end aerospace structural components, nuclear submarine parts

Special grades for high-end equipment

Beta titanium alloy

Beta Series

TB5

-

Ti-15V-3Cr-3Al-3Sn

Ultra-high strength, excellent cold workability

Aerospace fasteners, springs, high-pressure vessels

Excellent cold-forming compatibility

Beta titanium alloy

Beta Series

TB6

-

Ti-10V-2Fe-3Al

High strength, high fatigue strength

Aircraft landing gear, helicopter rotor joints

Aerospace Landing Gear Core Grade

Beta titanium alloy

Beta Series

TB8

-

Ti-15Mo-5Zr-3Al

Excellent corrosion resistance and biocompatibility

Medical implants, chemical seals

For medical and chemical sealing applications

Internationally Dedicated Titanium Alloy

International exclusive brand name

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Ti-6Al-4V ELI

Ti-6Al-4V (ultra-low interstitial)

Higher purity, excellent biocompatibility

Orthopedic implants, dental materials

TC4 ultra-low clearance version, high-end medical grade

Internationally Dedicated Titanium Alloy

International exclusive brand name

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Ti-5553

Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr

Ultra-high strength

Aircraft fuselage and landing gear

Type β ultra-high-strength international classic grade

Internationally Dedicated Titanium Alloy

International exclusive brand name

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CP Ti (Commercially Pure Titanium)

Corresponding purity of TA1-TA4

Versatile and cost-effective

General-purpose components for civilian applications

Internationally recognized pure titanium grades for civilian applications

 

Core Summary of Titanium Alloy Grades
Alloy Type Core Representative Grade Core Advantages Main Application Areas
Pure titanium grades TA1 and TA2 offer excellent corrosion resistance and superior ductility, making them ideal for basic components in the chemical, civil, and medical industries.
Alpha-type TA7, TA9, and TA10—high-temperature and highly corrosion-resistant materials for high-temperature components in the chemical and aerospace industries.
α+β TC4 (Ti-6Al-4V) and TC11 offer the best overall performance and are heat-treatable. They are widely used in aerospace, medical, automotive, and general mechanical applications.
Type β TB5 and TB6: Ultra-high strength, excellent cold-workability—suitable for high-end aerospace structural components and fasteners.

Quick Selection Guide
1. Civil/Chemical Applications: Prioritize TA2 (general-purpose) and TA10 (strongly corrosive);
2. Aerospace applications: The core materials selected are TC4 (general-purpose), TC11 (high-temperature components), and TB6 (landing gear).
3. Medical implant applications: TA1 and Ti-6Al-4V ELI (TC4 ultra-low interstitial grade) are the preferred choices;
4. Highly corrosive environments: Focus on selecting TA9 (resistant to seawater/hydrochloric acid) and TA10 (resistant to reducing acids).

 

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