2mm titanium sheets

2mm Titanium Sheets in Grade 2 and Grade 5: Lightweight, Corrosion Resistant Plates for Aerospace and Industrial Use

Shaanxi Chuanghui Daye Metal Material Co., Ltd. supplies titanium plate for aerospace work and industrial projects. The 2mm titanium sheets line holds two grades. One is Grade 2, commercially pure. The other is Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V). Each sheet comes with a nominal thickness of 2 mm. Width ranges from 500 to 2000 mm. Length runs 1000 to 3000 mm. The mill starts with hot rolling. Cold rolling comes next. Annealing finishes the run. Low weight and strong corrosion resistance are why buyers choose these sheets. Check the size, grade, and finish in the specification table below before you ask for a quote.

Overview

You buy a 2 mm titanium sheet as flat-rolled stock. Take commercially pure Grade 2, or go with Grade 5, which is Ti-6Al-4V. Bending or stamping into parts still works at 2 mm. For plenty of structural jobs and process-equipment work, stiffness holds up well. Strength and forming are two places where the grades differ. What the part does, and how you plan to form it, is what the choice comes down to.

Specifications

All the values on this page come from our product data, exactly as we received it. A few items are not listed here. Chemical composition is one of them, and so are temper, tensile strength, elongation and test certificates. Get in touch and we will confirm any of these for your order.

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Raw material inspection

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Titanium Melting

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Titanium forging

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Machining and forming

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Final inspection

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Packaging

Grade 2 or Grade 5: Which One Fits Your Project?

Grade 2 titanium is commercially pure. It is ductile enough for cold forming. That makes it a good match for parts that are bent or stamped. Heat exchanger plates are one case. At this thickness, the minimum bend radius usually comes in at about 2T. In millimetres, that is 4 mm.

Grade 5 is the Ti-6Al-4V alloy. Strength is higher, but cold forming gets harder. A rough guide for room temperature work: a minimum bend radius of 4T to 5T (8–10 mm). Where radii need to be tighter, hot forming at about 650 °C can help stop cracking. Run a trial bend on your own material to confirm the radius.

Density barely differs between the two grades. So the pick usually comes down to strength (Grade 5), or to corrosion resistance and formability (Grade 2). Both grades come as this product in the same size range.

Key Advantages

• Low weight: A density of about 4.51 g/cm³ applies to Grade 2. That helps finished parts stay light.
• Corrosion resistance: A TiO₂ oxide film builds up on the surface. This layer repairs itself. Pitting and crevice corrosion appear less often than with 316L stainless steel when chloride levels are high.
• Formability and stiffness: Bending a 2 mm sheet into complex shapes takes little effort. Thickness helps out under pressure loads too. Oil-canning and buckling stay in check.

Applications

Most of the time, 2mm titanium sheets end up in these places:

• Aerospace: Airframes and structural parts. Here, cutting weight matters most.
• Automotive: Panels and parts built to keep weight down.
• Chemical processing: Plates and linings that come into contact with harsh media.
• Marine desalination plants: Parts that touch salt water and chlorides.
• Heat exchangers: Formed plates made from Grade 2.

Cutting, Welding and Forming Guidance

Cutting. CO₂ and fiber lasers handle this thickness. The assist gas is usually argon or nitrogen. Oxygen can harm the cut edge, so it gets left out. Waterjet cutting often wins here. No heat affected zone (HAZ) forms with it.

Welding. TIG (GTAW) is what most shops reach for on this job. Heat titanium and it reacts with the air. The face and the root side get shielded by argon. Keep the gas flowing until the weld cools to about 400 °C or below. That means less oxidation. Discoloration drops too.

Be used in a wide range of industries.

 

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Marine engineering

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Medical implants

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Medical Equipment

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Chemical Processing

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Aerospace and Defense

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Energy and Environmental Engineering

Surface Finish and Ordering Details for 2mm titanium sheets

A descaled or pickled sheet has a matte grey finish, and industrial work uses it as standard. Bright annealed or cold rolled sheets come out smoother and bounce more light back. Does your part need a set look, or is plain function enough? Tell us which one.

Take a sheet of 1000 mm × 2000 mm × 2 mm. Work it out at a density of 4.51 g/cm³ and you land at about 18 kg. Send your inquiry for this product with the grade, width, length, quantity and finish written out. The quote you get back will then match your drawing.

About Shaanxi Chuanghui Daye Metal Material

Baoji High-tech Development Zone is where the company sits. That is in Baoji, a city seen as the heart of China's titanium industry. Its founder brings more than 30 years in the rare metal trade. Over 50 countries and regions have taken the products, and the list includes the United States, Germany, South Korea and Singapore.

Titanium makes the list. Tantalum, niobium, tungsten, molybdenum, zirconium, nickel and other non-ferrous and rare metal alloys sit there as well. These materials get used, 2mm titanium sheets, in metallurgy and electronics. The medical field uses them too, and so does the special steel field. Quality assurance takes real effort. So do customer service and cost control.

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FAQ

Q: Will a standard laser cutter get through a 2 mm titanium sheet?

A: Yes. CO₂ or fiber lasers work with argon or nitrogen assist gas. Oxygen is generally avoided because it can damage the edge. A waterjet avoids the HAZ.

Q: What is the minimum bend radius for a Grade 5 2 mm titanium sheet?

A: As a general guide, 4T to 5T (8–10 mm) at room temperature. Hot forming at about 650 °C allows tighter radii.

Q: Why does the surface look different between manufacturers?

A: Finish standards differ. Pickled sheets are matte grey, while bright annealed or cold rolled sheets are reflective. Specify the finish when ordering this product.

Q: How do I weld a 2 mm titanium sheet to itself?

A: Use TIG with argon shielding on both sides, and keep the shielding in place until the temperature falls below about 400 °C.

Q: Is there a big weight difference between Grade 2 and Grade 5?

A: No. Grade 2 has a density of roughly 4.51 g/cm³. That figure falls to about 4.43 g/cm³ with Grade 5. A sheet at 1000 mm × 2000 mm × 2 mm weighs close to 18 kg.

Q: What makes titanium a better pick than 316L stainless steel?

A: Put chlorides in the mix and the TiO₂ film that forms on titanium holds up better against pitting and crevice corrosion. Steel weighs more as well.

Contact Us

Send your grade, size, quantity and finish requirements to info@chdymetal.com. Our team will review your inquiry and reply with pricing and delivery details for 2mm titanium sheets.