Titanium Grade 2
The workhorse unalloyed titanium: guaranteed Rp0.2 275 MPa, 4.51 g/cm³, outstanding resistance to seawater and chlorides.
Used for seawater piping, heat exchangers, chemical plant and marine parts. Formable and weldable under inert gas. Weighs 57 % of steel but has about half its stiffness.
- 0.2 % proof strength Rp0.2
- ≥ 275 MPa1guaranteed minimum
- Tensile strength Rm
- 390–540 MPa—guaranteed range · DIN 17860 (3.7035)
- Elongation after fracture A
- ≥ 22 %—guaranteed minimum · DIN 17860 (3.7035)
- Density ρ
- 4 510 kg/m³1nominal
How we know these values · 16 values from 2 sources
- Single source
- 14
- Trade sources only
- 2
- Disagreements explained
- 2
- Click any value under “All values” to see the sources that state it, with dates.
- 2 disagreements between sources, each explained under its value.
- 2 of 16 values (composition limits included) rest only on trade sources or none: a lead, not a reference.
- How we rate evidence
What to watch
- Sources disagree on modulus of elasticity; the reason is given under the value.
- Not yet sourced: ASTM B265 minimum tensile strength (345 MPa) and elongation from a readable copy.
All values
- Identity and composition 5
- Mechanical 7
- Physical 1
- Thermal 2
- Electrical and magnetic 1
- Chemical and durability not yet
Mechanical
Elastic
Modulus of elasticity E
Young's modulus for design.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 105 000–120 000MPa | Single source1 |
Strength
0.2 % proof strength Rp0.2
Minimum 0.2 % proof strength.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| ≥ 275MPa | Single source | |
| ≈ 345MPatypical | Single source |
Tensile strength Rm
Ultimate tensile strength. Product standards give a range or a minimum.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| ≈ 485MPatypical | Single source | |
| 390–540MPa | Trade sources only |
Ductility
Elongation after fracture A
Minimum elongation; depends on gauge length and test direction.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| ≈ 28%typical | Single source | |
| ≥ 22% | Trade sources only |
Physical
Density ρ
Mass per unit volume.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 4 510kg/m³ | Single source |
Thermal
Coefficient of thermal expansion α
Linear, near room temperature.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| ≈ 8.6×10⁻⁶ /Ktypical | Single source |
Thermal conductivity λ
Heat flow through 1 m of material per kelvin of temperature difference.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| ≈ 21.79W/(m·K)typical | Single source |
Electrical and magnetic
Electrical resistivity ρe
Resistance of a 1 m cube between opposite faces.
| Condition | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| ≈ 5.3 × 10⁻⁷Ω·mtypical | Single source1 |
Chemical composition
Show on the periodic tableMaximum, %
| Element | Applies to | Max % | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| O | all thicknesses | 0.25 | Single source |
| N | all thicknesses | 0.030 | Single source |
| C | all thicknesses | 0.080 | Single source |
| Fe | all thicknesses | 0.30 | Single source |
| H | all thicknesses | 0.015 | Single source |
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With any other gradeSources here are public pages that reproduce ASTM B265. For design and acceptance, the standard edition named in your specification and the inspection certificate (EN 10204 3.1) of the delivered product take precedence. Design factors are recommended values; your National Annex may set others.