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Precision Machining
CNC Machining Capabilities of MH Titanium factory.
We can provide you CNC machining services with following
capabilities:
- Machining Process: Drilling, Thread Milling, Broaching, Tapping,
Spline, Reaming, Parting/Cutting, Profiling, Facing, Turning,
Threading, Internal Forming, Pocketing, Knurling, Countersinking,
Boring, Counter boring, Gear Hobbing.
- Tolerances: ± .0002 in, ±.005 mm
- Materials: All grade of Titanium
- Machinery Axis: 3- Axis, 4-Axis, 5-Axis
- Industry Standard: ASNI, ASME, ASTM, ISO, Mil-Spec, RoHS
Product description:
| Condition | Certification | Standard | Tolerance | Process | Micro Machining or Not | Standard or Non-Standard | Services | Specification |
| New | ISO2008:9001 | DIN, ASTM, GB, JIS | 0.01mm | Polishing Grinding Machine | Micro Machining | Non-Standard | OEM / ODM | custom |
Alloys and Grades of Titanium We Work With.
There are a vast variety of titanium grades and alloys. However, we
have the capability to work with the following grades and alloys of
titanium:
1. Titanium Grades 1-4 – Grades 1 to 4 of titanium are considered
to be the purest. These grades are not alloyed and are in their
original form. As the number of grade goes up, the yield strength
and the tensile strength of the titanium increases. This means that
the tensile and yield strength of grade 2 titanium is greater than
that of grade 1, and so on. The strength-to-weight ratio of these
grades is high. Moreover, they are lighter than steel.
2. Titanium Grade 5 – The grade 5 titanium alloy is also referred
to as Ti 6-4, or Ti-6AL-4V, or Ti6Al4V, and is one of the most
widely used alloys in various applications. The titanium grade 5
alloy is known for its high strength. It offers more resistance to
high temperatures as compared to that offered by grade 2 titanium.
This is the reason why this grade of the alloy is most commonly
used in applications, such as chemical processing, medical,
aerospace, marine, and so on.
3. Titanium Grade 9 – The titanium grade 9 alloy is known for its
high strength. It has a tensile strength that is higher than that
of a pure grade 2 titanium alloy. This better strength at room and
elevated temperatures make this grade of the alloy more popular in
a variety of applications. This alloy grade is also referred to as
Ti-3AL-2.5V. The weldability of grade 9 titanium alloy is more as
compared to that of grade 5 titanium alloy.
Advantage:
The use of CNC precision machining, compared to manual machining,
offers improved accuracy, productivity, efficiency, and safety, due
to reduced human interaction with the machinery.
CNC machines are able to run unmanned for extended periods of time
and in the event of an error, the CNC software automatically ceases
its operation and calls for a supervisor.
CNC production also allows for greater speed of production as parts
that would otherwise require multiple steps to manufacture can be
produced quickly by the automated equipment.
Why Titanium?
The grade 5 titanium alloy is also referred to as Ti 6-4, or
Ti-6AL-4V, or Ti6Al4V, and is one of the most widely used alloys in
various applications. The titanium grade 5 alloy is known for its
high strength. It offers more resistance to high temperatures as
compared to that offered by grade 2 titanium. This is the reason
why this grade of the alloy is most commonly used in applications,
such as chemical processing, medical, aerospace, marine, and so on.
