Since the introduction of Titanium alloys in the early 1950s, these materials have in a relatively short time backbone materials for the aerospace, energy, and chemical industries. The combination of high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent mechanical properties, and corrosion resistance makes titanium the best material choice for many critical applications. Today, titanium alloys are used for demanding applications such as static and rotating gas turbine engine components. Some of the most critical and highly-stressed civilian & military airframe parts are made of these alloys. The most widely used titanium alloy is the Ti6AI-4V, which has limited section size harden ability, is most commonly used in the annealed condition.

Titanium alloy is the Ti6AI-4V, which has limited section size harden ability, is most commonly used in the annealed condition.

Following are the available grades in Titanium
Gr.1	Gr.5	Gr.10
Gr.2	Gr.7	Gr.11
Gr.3	Gr.8	Gr.12
Gr.4	Gr.9	Gr.23

Forms & Shapes:

Wire, sheet, plate, strip, round bars, hexagonal, flats, square, angle, channel, blanks, tubes, billets, pipes, pipe fittings, forging rings, special shape forgings, fasteners etc.

Specifications of Titanium:

AMS 4900	AMS 4928	AMS 4978
AMS 4901	AMS 4930	AMS 4979
AMS 4902	AMS 4936	ASTM-B-265
AMS 4907	AMS 4941	ASTM-B-337
AMS 4909	AMS 4942	ASTM-B-348
AMS 4910	AMS 4965	ASTM-B-381
AMS 4911	AMS 4966	MIL
AMS 4918	AMS 4967
AMS 4924	AMS 4971