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    Duplex/Super Duplex

    EN 1.4482 / LEAN DUPLEX UNS S32001 / SS LD24
    EN 1.4162 / LEAN DUPLEX UNS S32101 / LDX 2101
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    EN 1.4462 / DUPLEX UNS S31803 / F51 / UNS S32205 / F60
    EN 1.4410 / SUPER DUPLEX UNS S32750 / F53 / 2507
    EN 1.4501 / SUPER DUPLEX UNS S32760 / F55

    Austenitic Alloys

    EN 1.4301 / 304 / 1.4307 / 304L
    EN 1.4404 / UNS S31603 / 316L
    EN 1.4547 / UNS S31254 / 6MO / F44
    EN 1.4539 / UNS N08904 / 904L
    UNS S20910 / XM-19 / NITRONIC® 50
    UNS S21800 / ALLOY 218 / NITRONIC® 60

    Martensitic Alloys

    EN 1.4542 / 17-4 PH
    EN 1.4418 / S165M / 2387
    SUPER 13CR / UNS S41425 / UNS S41426
    AISI 420 MOD / UNS S42000

    Nickel Alloys

    Alloy 625 / UNS N06625
    Alloy 718 / UNS N07718
    Alloy K500 / UNS N05500
    EN 1.4562 / UNS N08031 / ALLOY 31

    Titanium

    TITANIUM GRADE 2
    TITANIUM GRADE 5

    Low Alloys

    AISI 4130 MODIFIED / UNS G41300
    AISI 4140 MODIFIED / UNS G41400
    AISI 4145H MODIFIED / UNS G41450
    AISI 4330V MODIFIED
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TITANIUM

Sverdrup Steel is a global supplier of titanium and titanium alloys for a wide range of industries and applications. Titanium is characterized by its low weight, high strength and excellent corrosion resistance, making it the go-to material for aerospace engineering and biomedical components. Discover our selection of high-performance titanium and read more about our titanium-based products below.

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Titanium & Titanium Alloys 

Titanium is a refractory metal, may be alloyed to similar strength as steel but with 40% less weight. As a result, the material is typically used for applications in the aerospace industry.  

Thanks to its unique properties, titanium can easily be alloyed with other elements, for example, iron, aluminium, molybdenum, vanadium, etc. Alloyed with titanium usually have the same strength, corrosion resistance, and weight as pure titanium. However, with titanium alloys, you can enhance preferred properties by adding certain elements to the composition. Consequently, titanium alloys can be used in a greater variety of applications. 

In addition to its low weight and high strength, titanium also has a titanium dioxide surface which gives it outstanding resistance to cavitation, erosion and all kinds of corrosion, making it an ideal choice for industrial applications in extreme environments. 

Advantages of titanium alloys

  • High strength
  • Lightweight
  • Non-magnetic
  • Good cold and heat resistance
  • Excellent corrosion resistance
  • High formability

 

Our titanium grades

Titanium is categorized into various grades, all with their own unique properties. For example, at Sverdrup Steel, we can offer titanium alloys in grade 2 and grade 5, two of the world’s most commonly used titanium-based materials. Read more about our titanium products below, and click on the product name to learn more about each grade’s composition, properties and applications. 

Grade 2 

Titanium Grade 2 is a pure alpha titanium with increased tensile strength compared to grade 1 titanium but with the same excellent formability and corrosion resistance. This grade is commonly used for product forms such as plates, bars and pipes, where ductility and resistance to different types of corrosion are crucial properties. In addition, grade 2 titanium proves useful in chemical processes since it is highly resistant to chemical environments. Its corrosion resistance holds up in nitric acid, mildly reducing acids and wet chlorine or bromine gas.

Grade 5

Titanium Grade 5 is the most widely used titanium alloy, making up around 70% of the total global titanium alloy consumption. Hence this grade is often referred to as “the workhorse” within the aerospace industry. This alpha-beta alloy has good tensile properties at ambient temperature and can resist temperatures ranging from cryogenic to 300°C. Like most titanium alloys, Grade 5 has outstanding resistance to corrosion in most natural and many industrial process environments, in addition to excellent fatigue and crack propagation resistance. 

 

Find the right titanium grade for your project

In addition to titanium, we offer a great selection of steel, ranging from austenitic and martensitic alloys to duplex stainless steel. Furthermore, we can provide titanium and other alloys in many different product forms and shapes. At Sverdrup Steel, we offer titanium bars and plates in sizes and lengths customized to your needs.  

When deciding which metal is the most suitable for your project, we at Sverdrup are here to help! Do you want to measure and compare the weight of titanium against other materials? Then our Material Weight Calculator is the tool for yo

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