Titanium Grade 5/Ti6Al4V

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From CAD to component —we make your designs real. Mitchell & Son 3D Printing delivers high‑quality 3D printing with fast turnarounds, precise detail, and expert support.

Why choose Mitchell & Son 3D Printing?
✅ Fast Turnarounds: Get functional prototypes in days
✅ Engineering‑Grade Accuracy: Tolerances to 0.05 mm
✅ Material Variety: PLA, Resin, PETG, Nylon, Bronze, Carbon Fibre, Titanium, Woodfil, Flexible & more
✅ Design Feedback: Ensure optimal results
✅ No Minimum Order Quantities
✅ Real Support from a Real Specialist

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SOME INFOMATION ABOUT THE MATERIAL

ASTM grade 5 titanium is the most ubiquitous and versatile of titanium's alloys. It is comprised of 90% titanium, 6% aluminium and 4% vanadium. It is an alpha beta titanium alloy with aluminium stabilising the alpha phase and vanadium stabilising the beta phase.


Titanium is a strong, light metal that is resistant to corrosion. It is used in everything from aircraft to golf clubs, and its unique properties make it ideal for many different applications.


ASTM grade 5 titanium is the workhorse of the titanium world. It is strong and light, and its resistance to corrosion makes it ideal for many different applications. It is used in everything from aircraft to golf clubs, and its versatility makes it one of the most popular choices for titanium alloys.


 titanium is a strong, light metal that is resistant to corrosion. It is used in everything from aircraft to golf clubs, and its unique properties make it ideal for many different applications.


ASTM grade 5 titanium is the workhorse of the titanium world. It is strong and light, and its resistance to corrosion makes it ideal for many different applications. It is used in everything from aircraft to golf clubs, and its versatility makes it one of the most popular choices for titanium alloys.

Industrial grade titanium alloy, ASTM grade 5. 90% titanium, 6% aluminium and 4% vanadium. Alpha beta titanium alloy with aluminium stabilizing the alpha phase and vanadium stabilizing the beta phase. Request a quote for on demand 3D printing of metal parts today.

Tensile Strength, Ultimate 1170 MPa 170000 psi

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