TA7 Titanium Alloy Plate – High Quality Titanium Products Manufacturer in China

The TA7 Titanium Alloy Plate is a high-performance material known for its exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. Widely used across industries such as aerospace, marine, chemical processing, and medical implants, this alloy delivers unmatched functionality in both high-stress and chemically harsh environments.

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To inquire about the price of TA7 Titanium Alloy Plate, please contact us directly for a tailored quote. Pricing terms for TA7 Titanium Alloy Plates depend on specifications such as thickness, width, and required surface treatment.

Specifications of TA7 Titanium Alloy Plate

  • Thickness: 0.5mm to 100mm
  • Width: Up to 3000mm
  • Surface Treatment: Annealed, polished, sandblasted, or custom as needed
  • Standards: ASTM B265, AMS 4911

Key Features (Advantages)

  • High Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Ideal for weight-sensitive applications in aerospace and other industries.
  • Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Withstands extreme exposure to chemicals and saltwater.
  • Biocompatibility: Safe for medical and dental implants.
  • Temperature Stability: Performs well in high-temperature environments.
  • Customization Capabilities: Available in various dimensions and finishes.

Applications

  • Aerospace: Aircraft components, jet engines, and structural parts requiring high strength and low weight.
  • Marine: Submarine and ship components exposed to corrosive seawater.
  • Medical: Dental and orthopedic implants due to its biocompatibility.
  • Chemical Processing: Tanks, pipes, and heat exchangers resistant to chemical attacks.
  • Automotive: Performance vehicle components for efficient weight reduction.

Chemical Composition

ElementPercentage (%)
Titanium (Ti)Balance
Aluminum (Al)5.0–6.0
Tin (Sn)2.0–3.0
Iron (Fe)≤0.25
Oxygen (O)≤0.20

Mechanical Properties

PropertyValue
Tensile Strength≥900 MPa
Yield Strength≥830 MPa
Elongation≥10%
Hardness (HB)300–340

Chemical Properties

  • Acid Resistance: Excellent resistance to nitric acid and moderately resistant to hydrochloric acid.
  • Alkali Resistance: Performs well against most alkalis but requires caution with strong bases.
  • Environmental Performance: Fully recyclable and suitable for eco-conscious applications.

Things to Note (Limitations)

  • High-Temperature Limitations: Performance may degrade above 400°C.
  • Cold Forming Considerations: Requires specific processing to avoid cracking.
  • Cost: Higher initial cost compared to other materials, though it compensates through longer service life.

Corrosion Data

EnvironmentCorrosion Rate (mm/year)
Atmospheric<0.01
Seawater<0.02
Mild Acids<0.05

Best Welding and Manufacturing Practices

  • Recommended Welding Methods: TIG and electron beam welding.
  • Forming Techniques: Cold rolling and annealing improve workability, ensuring precision in custom shapes.

What Customers Say

John D., Aerospace Engineer (7)

TA7 Titanium Alloy Plate exceeded expectations for our aircraft components. Reliable and lightweight.

John D.

Aerospace Engineer

Emily S., Medical Supplier

Perfect for medical implants. The titanium alloy composition ensures biocompatibility.

Emily S.

Medical Supplier

Michael T., Industrial Manager

Durable titanium metal plate for our chemical plant. Great corrosion resistance.

Michael T.

Industrial Manager

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between TA7 and other titanium alloys?

A: TA7 offers a unique combination of strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility, making it superior for many demanding applications.

Q: Can TA7 plates be used for marine applications?

A: Yes, TA7 is highly resistant to seawater corrosion, making it an excellent choice for marine environments.

Q: Is TA7 easier to weld than other alloys?

A: TA7 can be successfully welded using specialized methods like TIG or electron beam welding.

Q: What industries commonly use TA7?

A: Aerospace, marine, medical, automotive, and chemical processing industries are among the top users of TA7.

Q: What is the titanium alloy price comparison to pure titanium?

A: While TA7 is generally more expensive, its superior properties justify the cost for high-performance applications.

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