Titanium Grade 9 is also known as Ti Grade 9. Its strength falls between Grade 4 and Grade 5 titanium. It has good corrosion resistance and is used in aerospace and industrial applications. Other common uses include bicycle frames, wheel chair frames, tennis rackets and ski poles.








RELATED METALS:
3Al-2.5V
RMI 3Al-2.5V(tm)
Timetal(r) 3-2.5
Timetal(r) 3-2.5(tm)

SPECIFICATIONS:

AMS 4943	ASTM B348 (9)	PWA 1260	ASTM B337 (9)
AMS 4944	ASTM B381 (9)	UNS R56320	ASTM B338 (9)
ASTM B265 (9)	DMS 2241	MIL T-9047
MIL T-9046	GE B50TF117

CHEMISTRY DATA :

Element	%
Aluminum	2.5 - 3.5
Carbon	0.05 max
Hydrogen	0.013 max
Iron	0.3 max
Nitrogen	0.02 max
Oxygen	0.12 max
Titanium	Balance
Vanadium	2 - 3
Yitrium	0.005 max

GENERAL INFORMATION :

• Principal Design Features
  Key attributes of this alloy include 30-40 improved strength over commercially pure grades and excellent corrosion resistance, formability and Weldability. Commonly available from both distributors and mill sources. Beta Transus (F +/-25) 1715. In the cold worked, stress relieved condition, 3-2.5 tube product can obtain tensile up to 125,000, yield up to 105,000 and elongation up to 15 %.

• Applications
  Principally used for tubing in aircraft and engine hydraulic systems, this alloy is also found in golf clubs, tennis rackets and performance bicycles.

• Other Physical Props
  Beta Transus (F +/-25) 1715

• Other Mechanical Props
  In the cold worked, stress relieved condition, 3-2.5 tube product can obtain tensile up to 125,000, yield up to 105,000 and elongation up to 15 %.

• 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.