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Grade 4 – Commercially Pure Titanium Grade 4

Commercially Pure Titanium Grade 4 (UNS R50700) — the highest-strength CP titanium grade with maximum oxygen content for enhanced tensile properties. Provides the best strength-to-cost ratio among commercially pure grades for structural applications.

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Entity Definition

What is Grade 4 Titanium?

Grade 4 is the highest-strength grade in the commercially pure titanium family. Its elevated oxygen content (up to 0.40%) provides increased tensile and yield strength compared to Grades 1–3, while retaining the excellent corrosion resistance characteristic of unalloyed titanium. Grade 4 is often specified for applications requiring maximum strength within the CP series.

Classification

Commercially Pure Titanium (Alpha Phase)
UNS Number

UNS R50700

Common Names

CP-Ti Grade 4 UNS R50700 Ti Grade 4 ASTM B265 Grade 4

Key Characteristics

  • Highest strength among CP titanium grades
  • Excellent corrosion resistance in oxidizing and mild reducing environments
  • Good weldability with appropriate process controls
  • Moderate formability — less ductile than lower CP grades
  • Biocompatible — used in medical implant applications
Applicable Standards

Applicable Standards

Grade 4 titanium conforms to the following international material standards:

ASTM B265 — Sheet, Strip, and Plate
ASTM B348 — Bars and Billets
ASTM B381 — Forgings
ASTM F67 — Standard Specification for Unalloyed Titanium for Surgical Implant Applications
ISO 5832-2 — Implants for Surgery
AMS 4901 — Sheet, Strip, and Plate (Commercially Pure Titanium)
DIN 17850 — Titanium Grade 4
Material Properties

Mechanical & Physical Properties

Typical room-temperature properties for Grade 4 titanium (annealed condition):

Tensile Strength (min) 550 MPa (80 ksi)
Yield Strength 0.2% Offset (min) 485 MPa (70 ksi)
Elongation (min) 15%
Reduction of Area 25%
Hardness (HRB) ≤ 100 HRB
Density 4.51 g/cm³ (0.163 lb/in³)
Elastic Modulus 105 GPa (15.2 × 10⁶ psi)
Melting Point 1,668°C (3,034°F)
Thermal Conductivity 17 W/(m·K)
Electrical Resistivity 55 µΩ·cm
Max Service Temperature (Oxidizing) 316°C (600°F)
Processing Methods

Available Processing Methods

Grade 4 titanium can be processed using the following manufacturing techniques:

Cold forming — Limited; higher springback and tooling forces required
Hot forming — Recommended for complex geometries; form at 260–540°C (500–1,000°F)
CNC machining — Fair; work hardens rapidly — use sharp tools and heavy feed rates
TIG welding — Good; post-weld stress relief recommended
Laser welding — Acceptable with proper shielding gas parameters
Forging — Open and closed-die forging at 870–980°C (1,600–1,800°F)
Extrusion — Hot extrusion at 900–1,050°C with glass lubricants
Rolling — Requires intermediate annealing for significant cold reduction
Chemical etching — Slower etch rate than lower CP grades
Downstream Products

Typical Products & Components

Grade 4 titanium is commonly fabricated into the following downstream products:

Medical implants — orthopedic plates, screws, dental implants (per ASTM F67)
Surgical instruments and fixation devices
Heat exchanger tubing requiring higher strength than Grade 2
Chemical processing equipment for higher pressure service
Marine fasteners and hardware
Structural components for coastal and offshore infrastructure
Valve stems and high-pressure fittings
Automotive connecting rods and suspension springs
Industries

Primary Industries

Grade 4 titanium serves as a material of choice across these industries:

Medical — Orthopedic implants, dental implants, surgical instruments
Chemical processing — High-pressure vessels, heat exchangers, piping
Marine — Fasteners, hardware, structural components
Aerospace (limited) — Non-critical structural fasteners
Automotive — Performance and racing components
Architecture — Load-bearing structural elements
Power generation — Heat exchanger and condenser components
Alternative Materials

Alternative Materials

Depending on application requirements, Grade 4 may be substituted by:

Grade 3 (CP-Ti) — Lower strength, better formability
Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) — Significantly higher strength for structural applications
Grade 23 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI) — Medical-grade alternative with improved fracture toughness
316LVM Stainless Steel — Lower-cost medical-grade alternative
CP-Ti Grade 4 ELI — Extra-low interstitial version with improved ductility
Why BOZE CNC Ti

Why Choose Us for This Grade

BOZE CNC Ti delivers precision-machined Grade 4 CP-Titanium components for medical, marine, and industrial applications with full material traceability and CMM verification.

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