Material family
Titanium powder for additive manufacturing can be commercially pure titanium or a titanium alloy. Compare Ti6Al4V Grade 5, Grade 23 ELI, Grade 2, and TA15 below, then match the exact grade, particle size, and lot documents to your process.
Specifications & quotation
Choose a grade to review chemistry, candidate particle sizes and process fit, or send a powder-specific RFQ. Final specifications and availability are confirmed with the quotation.
A widely used titanium alloy powder for lightweight structural AM parts where strength-to-weight performance matters.
Extra-low-interstitial titanium powder for projects that require tighter chemistry control and qualification evidence.
Commercially pure titanium powder for corrosion-led parts where ductility and chemical compatibility lead the decision.
Near-alpha titanium powder for elevated-temperature structural programs and aerospace development work.
Buyer decision framework
Start with the drawing or governing material specification. If the grade is not fixed, use the component duty to shortlist a route; the alloy name alone does not qualify a medical device, aerospace part, or printing process.
Review this route for strength-led lightweight parts. Define load, fatigue, heat treatment, and inspection requirements before comparing powder lots; Grade 5 and Grade 23 are not automatic substitutes.
Use the ELI route when the specification requires it. Request chemistry and interstitial evidence for the offered lot; medical use still requires the applicable process, part, and device qualification.
Consider commercially pure titanium for corrosion-led service rather than Ti6Al4V-level strength. Confirm the exact grade, standard, and chemistry; a TA1 designation must not be treated as an automatic Grade 2 equivalent.
Consider TA15 only against the specified service temperature, loads, and qualified manufacturing route. It is a separate alloy choice, not a general upgrade from Ti6Al4V.
For a first inquiry, send the grade or application, machine/process, required powder cut, quantity, and destination. If a limit is undecided, mark it for technical review instead of assuming compatibility. The grade links above open a prefilled RFQ.
Choose titanium powder by exact grade, process, PSD and lot evidence. Compare Ti6Al4V Grade 5, Grade 23 ELI, Grade 2 and TA15 before requesting a quote.
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Send grade, particle size, quantity and destination. Paid samples from 1 kg; export licence and dangerous-goods shipping handled. Exporting metal powders since 2016.