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Grade 1 (Commercially Pure) — Properties, Specifications & Supply

Density

4.51 g/cm3

Melting Point

1668 °C

Tensile Strength

240–345 MPa

Yield Strength

170–310 MPa

Elastic Modulus

103 GPa

UNS Number

R50250

Chemical Composition

Ti Fe O C N H
Balance ≤ 0.2 ≤ 0.18 ≤ 0.08 ≤ 0.03 ≤ 0.015

Values in wt%. Single values indicate maximum allowable content.

Mechanical Properties

Property Value Unit
Ultimate Tensile Strength 240 – 345 MPa
Yield Strength (0.2% Offset) 170 – 310 MPa
Elongation at Break ≥ 24 %
Hardness 120 HB
Elastic Modulus 103 GPa
Density 4.51 g/cm³
Melting Point 1668 °C

International Grade Equivalents

Standard Designation
ASTM (USA) Grade 1
GB/T (China) TA1
DIN/EN (Germany/EU) 3.7025
GOST (Russia) ВТ1-00
JIS (Japan) TP270
UNS (Unified) R50250

Applicable Specifications

ASTM B265 ASTM B348 ASTM B338 AMS 4901

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Grade 1 titanium used for?
Grade 1 is the softest, most ductile commercially pure (CP) titanium. It's used for chemical processing linings, desalination equipment, and architectural facades where formability is more important than strength.
What is the difference between Grade 1 and Grade 2 titanium?
Grade 1 has lower oxygen content (≤0.18% vs ≤0.25%) making it softer and more formable. Grade 2 is stronger (344 MPa tensile vs 240 MPa) and is the industry workhorse. Choose Grade 1 only when deep drawing or complex forming is required.
Is Grade 1 titanium an alloy?
No. Grade 1 is commercially pure (CP) titanium, not an alloy. It contains ≥99.5% titanium with small amounts of iron, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen as residual impurities — no intentional alloying elements like aluminum or vanadium.

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