Ti2 3.7035 - DIN 17850-1990

Grade	Ti2
Germany W-Nr.	3.7035
Corresponding Standard	DIN 17850-1990 Titanium Chemical Composition
Classification	Titanium and Titanium Alloys
Properties	Corrosion Resistance
Density	4.5 g/cm³

Ti2 Chemical Element Composition Content (%)

Component	Fe	C	N	H	O	Other Individual	Other Total	More
Minimum Value	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Ti:Remainder
Maximum Value	0.2	0.06	0.05	0.013	0.18	0.1	0.4	Ti:Remainder

"Other individual elements or other totals": The chemical composition includes elements not specified in the table. Analysis should only be conducted if these elements are suspected to be present, or if routine analysis suggests that their content may exceed the prescribed limits.

◎ Where the semi-finished product is intended for use in a highly corrosive environment, the Fe content may be agreed not to exceed 0.10.
◎ For finished or semi-finished products less than 2 mm in thickness or diameter, a maximum hydrogen content of 0.015% is permitted.

1 Approximate Comparison Table Processing Titanium and Titanium Alloys

China	Japan	United States		International Organization for Standardization	Germany		France	Russia
GB	JIS	ASTM	UNS	ISO	DIN EN/DIN	W-Nr.	NF EN/NF	GOST
TA1	Class 2 Ti≥99.49	Grade 1	R50250	Grade 1(Ti≥99.53)	Ti2(Ti≥99.50)	3.7035	T-40(Ti≥99.54)	ВТ1-00(Ti99.57)

2 Approximate Comparison Table Processing Titanium and Titanium Alloys

Japan	United States	Germany		France	Russia	United Kingdom
JIS	ASTM/AISI	DIN EN/DIN	W-Nr.	NF EN/NF	GOST	BS EN/BS
Cl2	Grade2	Ti2 Ti-P.02	3.7034 3.7035	T-40	VT1-0 ВТ1-0	IMI125

Ti2 Corresponding Standards(Same grade name, different standards)

1	DIN 17862-2012
	Ti2 3.7035
2	DIN 17860-2010
	Ti2 3.7035
3	DIN 17850-1990
	Ti2 3.7035

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