Titanium Grade 12 Round Bars are high-performance alloys known for their exceptional corrosion resistance and moderate strength. They are composed mainly of titanium, with small additions of molybdenum, nickel, and iron, giving them unique properties compared to pure titanium. These bars are widely used in chemical processing, aerospace, marine, and desalination industries. Their superior resistance to oxidizing and reducing environments makes them ideal for harsh conditions. They are available in various diameters and lengths, providing flexibility for custom applications. Grade 12 bars are versatile and easy to fabricate. They offer a balance of strength and corrosion resistance that is unmatched by most titanium grades.

The mechanical properties of Titanium Grade 12 Round Bars make them suitable for demanding applications. With a tensile strength typically around 550 MPa and a yield strength of approximately 480 MPa, these bars can withstand significant loads without deformation. Their elongation usually ranges between 15% and 25%, providing good ductility. These bars maintain structural integrity at elevated temperatures up to 400°C. They are also resistant to fatigue and stress corrosion cracking. Fabrication processes such as machining, welding, and cold working can be performed efficiently. This makes Grade 12 an ideal choice for both structural and functional components.

Chemical composition is a critical aspect of Titanium Grade 12 Round Bars. The alloy contains about 0.3% to 0.5% iron, 0.5% nickel, 0.05% carbon, 0.1% oxygen, and 0.015% hydrogen. The molybdenum content ranges from 0.5% to 0.8%, while titanium makes up the balance. These elements improve corrosion resistance in both oxidizing and reducing environments. Grade 12 is particularly resistant to chloride ions, which makes it suitable for seawater and chemical exposure. The careful control of impurities ensures consistent performance in demanding conditions. This composition also allows for a fine balance between formability and mechanical strength. It is one of the most corrosion-resistant titanium alloys available commercially.

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Titanium Grade 12 Round Bars are widely used in the chemical processing industry. Their resistance to acids, chlorides, and oxidizing environments allows them to perform in tanks, heat exchangers, and piping systems. They are also used in marine environments due to their ability to resist seawater corrosion. Aerospace components benefit from Grade 12’s high strength-to-weight ratio and excellent fatigue resistance. The desalination industry uses these bars in evaporators and condenser tubes. Even medical devices, where corrosion resistance is critical, sometimes utilize Grade 12 titanium. This versatility makes it a premium choice for high-performance engineering applications.

In terms of fabrication, Titanium Grade 12 Round Bars can be cold worked or hot worked without significant loss of properties. They respond well to machining and can be welded using conventional titanium welding techniques. Post-weld heat treatment is usually not required for maintaining corrosion resistance. Surface finishing options include polishing, grinding, or sandblasting to achieve desired appearances and tolerances. Standard tolerances ensure precise fits in assemblies and engineering components. These bars can also be anodized to improve surface protection and aesthetic appearance. Their machinability combined with corrosion resistance makes them highly adaptable for industrial applications.

The dimensional availability of Titanium Grade 12 Round Bars is extensive. They are typically offered in diameters ranging from a few millimeters to over 200 mm and in custom lengths as per client requirements. Bars can be supplied in both hot-rolled and cold-drawn conditions. Standard industry sizes are available, but special sizes can be manufactured to suit unique projects. Their uniform cross-section ensures consistent mechanical properties along the length. Lightweight yet durable, these bars are easy to transport and handle on-site. The combination of precise dimensions and superior material properties ensures reliable performance in critical applications.

When selecting equivalent grades, Titanium Grade 12 corresponds to certain international standards. ASTM B348 and ASME SB348 are common specifications covering these bars. Internationally, equivalents include UNS R52400 and ISO 5832-3, among others. These standards ensure consistent quality, mechanical properties, and chemical composition. Grade 12 is preferred where a balance of corrosion resistance and moderate strength is needed, bridging the gap between Grade 2 and Grade 7 titanium alloys. This makes it a highly versatile and widely accepted material in global engineering markets.

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