GR1 GR2 Titanium Strip ASTM B265 thickness 0.01 above for Electrolysis Industry

GR1 GR2 Titanium Strip ASTM B265 thickness 0.01 above for Electrolysis Industry

What Is Titanium Strip?

Titanium strips are available in two main grades: Gr1 and Gr2. The pure titanium strip typically comes in standard dimensions, with a thickness ranging from 0.4mm to 8mm and a width spanning from 1000mm to 2000mm. The Gr2 titanium strip offers flexibility, as it can be cut and flattened to meet specific customer requirements.

These titanium strips are known for their low density, which is 4.51KG/m^3, and high melting point of 1660°C. They exhibit robust resistance to corrosion, possess high specific strength, and demonstrate good plasticity. The manufacturing process for the Gr2 titanium strip involves hot rolling or cold rolling followed by vacuum annealing. The standard delivery state for these titanium strips is M titanium, which refers to the annealed condition of the material.

Production standard is ASTM B265 and HS code is 8108903290

Titanium Strip Specification:

Size(mm):

thinkness:0.01-0.02*width:30-1160*length

thinkness:0.03-0.1*width:50-400*length

thickness:0.1-0.8*width:3-1000*length

thickness:0.8~1.0*width:1000~2000*length

Titanium Strip Chemical Composition

Titanium Strip Mechanical Properties

Titanium Strip Application

Titanium strips are extensively utilized across various industrial sectors, finding application in electrolysis as electrodes, power stations; condensers, heaters for oil refining and desalination processes, and devices aimed at environmental pollution control. The versatility of titanium strips also makes them suitable for use in fuel and oxidant storage tanks, as well as high-pressure containers.

In manufacturing, pure and alloy titanium strips can be crafted into components for firearms such as automatic rifles, seat plates for demolition guns, and launch tubes for recoilless guns. The alloy variety of titanium strip is even processed into golf club heads, reflecting its diverse range of uses.

With my country's economy surging ahead rapidly, particularly with ambitious large aircraft projects and the dynamic development of coastal power stations, there has been a surge in demand for Gr2 titanium strip.

The advantages of titanium strips include their impressive plasticity, formability, weldability, and the ability to operate at high temperatures up to 300°C. They are predominantly employed as corrosion-resistant materials for mechanisms such as pressure vessels and pump valves.

Additionally, they see widespread use in seawater desalination, the petroleum industry, chemical industry, mechanical equipment, electrical apparatuses, automotive and motorcycle parts, sporting and leisure equipment, medical components, steel and metallurgy, and other cutting-edge industries.