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Titanium Manufacturer, Suppliers & Exporters in India

Solitaire Overseas is one of the largest titanium manufacturers, an excellent titanium supplier in India delivering high-performance titanium products in India in various industrial sectors. Our total product line consists of titanium plates, sheets, tubes, pipes, tubes, flanges, fasteners, forged fittings, and bars making us one of the leading manufacturers of titanium alloys in the country. Our vision is to deliver quality materials at competitive prices of titanium products to ensure that we offer our esteemed customers all over the world with cost effective solutions without interfering with the metallurgical quality.

We make our products using high grade titanium sponge and ensure that our products are tested to have met international standards that include ASTM B338, B348 and ASME SB338. We have a long stock of all sorts of sizes and specifications as trusted exporters to meet the critical applications. You may need some aerospace, oil and gas or marine engineering products in a variety of grades, such as commercially pure titanium, or high-strength titanium alloys such as Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5). Through supply chain optimization, we have the best price stability of titanium products in the market thus making us the best choice sourcing partner of titanium products both in India and abroad.

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What is Titanium Alloy?

Titanium is naturally found in oxide form and is commercially produced using the Kroll Process, where titanium ore is converted into titanium sponge through controlled chemical reduction. This sponge is then alloyed and melted to produce high-performance titanium alloys.

Titanium alloys combine low density, high tensile strength, excellent fatigue resistance, and outstanding corrosion resistance, making them suitable for demanding environments. Although titanium production is complex and cost-intensive, its long service life and superior performance make it a cost-effective solution for critical applications.

Grades of Titanium Alloy

Titanium Grade 2: Commercially pure titanium with excellent biocompatibility and corrosion resistance.
Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V): The "workhorse" alloy, offering significantly higher strength.
Titanium Grade 7: Contains palladium for enhanced resistance to crevice corrosion.
Titanium Grade 12: Features molybdenum and nickel for superior strength and weldability.

Equivalent Grades for Titanium

Understanding the international nomenclature for titanium is critical for global engineering compliance. Different regions utilize varying standards such as ASTM (UNS), European (Werkstoff), and Japanese (JIS). By referencing the equivalent grades below, procurement teams can ensure material compatibility and adherence to local project specifications without compromising on structural integrity.

Grade	UNS Number	Werkstoff Nr.	AFNOR	JIS	BS
Titanium Grade 2	R50400	3.7035	T40	Class 2	Tai 2
Titanium Grade 5	R56400	3.7165	TA6V	Class 60	TA11
Titanium Grade 7	R52400	3.7235	T40-Pd	Class 7	—
Titanium Grade 12	R53400	3.7105	—	Class 12	—

Chemical Properties of Titanium

The metallurgical performance of a titanium alloy is dictated by its precise chemical composition. While commercially pure grades focus on low interstitial elements for maximum ductility, high-performance alloys incorporate elements like Aluminum and Vanadium for strength, or Palladium and Nickel for extreme resistance to localized crevice corrosion. These balanced chemical profiles are what make titanium indispensable in aggressive chemical environments.

Element	Grade 2 (%)	Grade 5 (%)	Grade 7 (%)	Grade 12 (%)
Nitrogen (N)	0.03 max	0.05 max	0.03 max	0.03 max
Carbon (C)	0.08 max	0.08 max	0.08 max	0.08 max
Hydrogen (H)	0.015 max	0.015 max	0.015 max	0.015 max
Iron (Fe)	0.30 max	0.40 max	0.30 max	0.30 max
Oxygen (O)	0.25 max	0.20 max	0.25 max	0.25 max
Aluminum (Al)	—	5.5 – 6.75	—	—
Vanadium (V)	—	3.5 – 4.5	—	—
Palladium (Pd)	—	—	0.12 – 0.25	—
Molybdenum (Mo)	—	—	—	0.2 – 0.4
Nickel (Ni)	—	—	—	0.6 – 0.9
Titanium (Ti)	Balance	Balance	Balance	Balance

Mechanical Properties of Titanium

The mechanical properties of titanium alloys highlight their exceptional strength-to-density ratio. From the high elongation of Grade 2, which allows for complex fabrication, to the massive tensile strength of Grade 5, these metrics ensure that components can withstand high-pressure loads and mechanical fatigue. Evaluating these properties is essential for ensuring safety and longevity in aerospace and subsea applications.

Property	Grade 2	Grade 5	Grade 7	Grade 12
Tensile Strength (min)	345 MPa	895 MPa	345 MPa	483 MPa
Yield Strength (0.2% Offset)	275 - 450 MPa	828 MPa	275 - 450 MPa	345 MPa
Elongation (min)	20%	10%	20%	18%
Reduction of Area (min)	30%	25%	30%	25%
Hardness (Brinell)	160 – 200 HB	300 – 340 HB	160 – 200 HB	190 – 220 HB

Melting Point of Titanium

Titanium exhibits a high melting point of 1668°C (3034°F), which provides it with significant thermal stability compared to lighter metals like aluminum. This high-temperature threshold ensures that titanium products maintain their structural integrity and oxidation resistance during high-velocity flight or within high-heat industrial process piping.

Metal	Melting Point (°C)
Aluminum	660
Brass	930–1000
Copper	1084
Cobalt	1495
Titanium	1668

Applications of Titanium Alloy

Aerospace & Aviation: Aircraft structures, engine components
Medical Industry: Implants, surgical instruments
Marine & Offshore: Seawater piping, offshore platforms
Chemical Processing: Reactors, heat exchangers, valves
Power Generation: Condensers, cooling systems
Architecture: Facades, roofing, structural elements

Titanium Alloy Price List

The titanium price per kg varies based on the specific grade (e.g., Grade 2 vs. Grade 5), form (pipe, sheet, bar), and market conditions for raw materials. Solitaire Overseas provides transparent and competitive titanium products price structures for bulk and custom orders

Frequently Asked Questions About Titanium Products

What products are made from titanium?

Titanium is used to manufacture critical components like aircraft turbine blades, surgical implants, seawater desalination pipes, chemical reactors, and high-end sports equipment.

What is the difference between titanium and titanium alloy?

Commercially pure titanium (like Grade 2) offers maximum corrosion resistance and ductility. Titanium alloys (like Grade 5) are mixed with elements like Aluminum and Vanadium to significantly increase tensile strength and hardness.

Is titanium stronger than steel?

Titanium has a higher strength-to-weight ratio than steel. While some high-strength steel alloys have higher absolute tensile strength, titanium is roughly 45% lighter, making it "stronger" for weight-sensitive applications.