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What is titanium Grade 1?

Titanium Grade 1 / EN3.7025/ASTM B265

Titanium Grade 1 / EN3.7025/ASTM B265

Titanium grade 1 is one of four commercially pure titanium qualities’. It’s the softest of all four grades with the highest formability and corrosion resistance and lowest strength.  It has an excellent weldability.

Typical applications for grade 1 is for corrosion resistance in the chemical and marine industries; in airframe construction where maximum ease of formability is desired

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