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Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) is the most widely used titanium alloy for CNC machining thanks to its high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent corrosion resistance, and good weldability. Its ability to perform in both high-temperature and subzero environments makes it a strong alternative to steel when lightweight durability is required.
Common CNC-machined applications include aerospace fasteners, turbine blades, engine components, sports equipment, and marine hardware.
Titanium Grade 2 is also well-suited for CNC machining, especially when a part requires excellent ductility, outstanding corrosion resistance, or cost-effective manufacturability. While not as strong as Grade 5, its lightweight and highly formable nature makes it ideal for components with complex geometries or deep form features.
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Titanium has a clean, metallic appearance similar to many stainless steel grades, making it suitable for both functional and cosmetic CNC-machined parts. After machining, titanium can be media blasted, tumbled, or otherwise surface-finished to achieve a wide range of textures and sheen levels. For enhanced corrosion protection, a light passivation coating may also be applied to create a more uniform and durable oxide layer.
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To reduce CNC machining costs for titanium parts, aim to minimize the number of part setups, limit the quantity of critical inspection dimensions, and avoid unnecessarily tight tolerances. Designing with shallower pockets and larger internal radii also helps reduce tool wear and machining time, leading to faster, more economical production.
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