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Ti Grade 12

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Titanium alloy with 0.3% Mo + 0.8% Ni — improved crevice and reducing-acid corrosion resistance over CP grades. Strength similar to Grade 2 but much better in chemical environments containing hot brines and reducing acids. More cost-effective than Grade 7 (Pd). Used for heat exchangers, pressure vessels, and chemical processing equipment in corrosive service.

International equivalents

FlagStandardCountryGradeNumberMatch
🇺🇸ASTMUSAASTM Grade 12 / UNS R53400R53400REF
🇺🇸UNSUSAR53400R53400REF

Sources: ASTM B265, ASTM B348

Chemical composition comparison (wt%)

Side-by-side: Ti Grade 12 (ASTM) (ASTM B265) vs ASTM (ASTM B265)

ElementTi Grade 12 (ASTM)ASTMOverlap
C0–0.08%0–0.08%OK
Mo0.2–0.4%0.2–0.4%OK
Ni0.6–0.9%0.6–0.9%OK
Ti———
N0–0.03%0–0.03%OK
Fe0–0.3%0–0.3%OK
O0–0.25%0–0.25%OK
H0–0.015%0–0.015%OK

Mechanical properties

Annealed

PropertyValueUnit
Tensile Strength≥ 483MPa
Yield Strength≥ 345MPa
Elongation≥ 18%
Elastic Modulus≥ 103GPa
Density≥ 4.51g/cm3

Annealed

PropertyValueUnit
Tensile Strength≥ 480MPa
Yield Strength Rp0.2≥ 345MPa
Elongation A≥ 18%

General

PropertyValueUnit
Density4.51g/cm³

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