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AMS 4902, TITANIUM GRADE 2 SHEETS AND PLATES

TITANIUM GRADE 2 SHEET AND PLATE

Titanium Grade 2 is a commercially pure form of titanium. It is widely used because it combines excellent formability and moderate strength with superior corrosion resistance. This combination of properties makes Grade 2 titanium (ASTM B265, AMS 4902, UNS R50400) ideal for a large variety of chemical and marine as well as aerospace and medical applications.

Specific Gravity

4.51 g/cm3

Typical Applications

Related Specifications

Airframe skins

Chemical Process vessels

Exhausts components

Medical and dental implants

Sputtering Targets

ASTM B265

ASME SB-265

TA2

AMS 4902

UNS R50400

W.Nr 3.7034

AMS T 9046

Chemical Composition (Wt %)

   C N O Ti Fe H Other
Min  –
Max 0.08 0.03 0.250 Bal 0.30 0.015  0.40

Typical Mechanical Properties in the Annealed Condition

0.2% Proof Stress Tensile Strength Elongation Reduction of area Hardness
 MPA MPA % % HRB
Min Min Min    
275 345 20 30 80

AMS 4902 is a Titanium Grade 2 sheet and plate variation. This is an aerospace material specification known as AMS 4902. The combination of strength and fatigue resistance of this material makes it popular for use in the aerospace industry.

AMS 4902 offers several key benefits:
  • Has a high strength to weight ratio, good for aircraft structures.
  • Fatigue resistance is good, vital in components which are subjected to repeated stress
  • Allows for easier fabrication of complex parts that have good machinability
  • Enhancing safety in aerospace applications based on superior damage tolerance
  • The strict AMS standards offer consistent and reliable performance of all packages.
  • Widely available and familiar within the aerospace industry.

AMS 4902 does not rust in the traditional sense as rusting is a term which is specifically used for the corrosion of iron and steel. Although, Titanium variations including AMS 4902 can corrode under certain conditions. Although AMS 4902 has excellent corrosion resistance for many metals, it is not as corrosion resistant as compared to other alloys.
AMS 4902 is susceptible to pitting and intergranular corrosion especially in environments with high chloride content (i.e. marine atmospheres). However, to counter this the material is often treated in other ways such as anodising or alclad coating to give additional corrosion protection in aerospace use.

Common applications
This high-performance Titanium finds use in a wide range of applications, including:
  • Aircraft structural components
  • Jet engine parts
  • Marine propeller shafts
  • Chemical processing equipment
  • Offshore oil and gas components
  • High-performance automotive parts

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