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Titanium Grade 5, also known as Titanium 6Al-4V.It has high corrosion performance, and strength close to 6061-T6 aluminum. Therefore, grade 5 alloy is the most extensively used titanium grade. It is commonly suitable for many applications. Including fuselage parts, condenser tubes, scouring baskets, and biomedical implantations, and more.

Titanium Grade 2, is unalloyed titanium. It‘s particularly similar to Titanium Grade 1. People call it the “labor force” of industrial pure titanium. Compared with grade 1, it has higher strength and outstanding cold forming performance.

Titanium Grade 1,  unalloyed Ti (“Pure”) 35A alloy,  It is ranked first in four commercially pure titanium grades. On account of its outstanding corrosion resistance. It has the lowest oxygen and iron level and is widely used in various applications. Such as heat exchangers, organism parts, low -temperature vessels, and more.

The 420 stainless steel is among the martensitic stainless steels with the highest strength and hardness, as well as a relatively greater resistance to corrosion. The chromium content is quite abundant, ranging from 12-14% and its carbon content is usually 0.15-0.40%, thus, it offers good resistance to corrosion in a mild environment.

303 stainless steel is in fact, free-machine variant of the common austenitic 18/8 stainless steel (namely, 304 stainless steel). This form has added sulfur or selenium to increase its machinability characteristic, which makes it better to cut, drill, and do all machining operations compared to the standard 304 grade stainless steel. 

The 416 stainless steel is a marternstic grade in stainless steel, renowned for its great machinability, weather resistance and hardenability. It has approximately 13.5% of chromium mixed with a small amount of sulfur and manganese.