Titanium Grade 5 Titanium rod Ø0.8-90mm Round rod 3.7165 B348 Solid shaft 0.02-1meter (length : 0.02 Meter, diameter : 30mm)

Length tolerance +/-2mm

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Titanium Grade 5 is the most commonly used titanium alloy, consisting of approximately 88.74–91.0% titanium, 5.5–6.75% aluminum, 3.5–4.5% vanadium, and 0.015% hydrogen. Its material number is 3.7165. Unlike pure titanium, Grade 5 (3.7165) is age-hardenable up to 25 mm thickness, and stands out for its excellent hot formability and weldability. The alloy is highly resistant to many corrosive environments, including seawater. It is also known for its high strength, good toughness, and low density, as well as outstanding resistance to crack initiation and propagation.

If you need titanium 3.7165, feel free to contact us. Our online shop offers Grade 5 titanium in various sizes at competitive prices.

Titanium 3.7165 is widely used in industry and is also popular in medical technology (such as for surgical implants). Other applications include:

• Ultrasonic technology (sonotrodes and related parts);
• Marine engineering;
• Engine manufacturing (various components);
• Outdoor and sports equipment (bicycles, racing vehicles, climbing gear, etc.);
• Watchmaking and jewelry.

Main properties of titanium 3.7165:

• Excellent hot formability and weldability;
• Can be age-hardened up to 25 mm thickness;
• Highly resistant to seawater;
• Resistant to a variety of corrosive media;
• High strength and toughness;
• Superior resistance to crack initiation and growth.

As a trusted supplier, Evek GmbH offers titanium 3.7165. To buy titanium Grade 5 round bar, please contact us directly. We deliver worldwide.

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