Titanium Forgings Products Supplier

Titanium forgings are metal products formed by applying pressure to titanium and titanium alloy billets, causing plastic deformation to achieve the required shape and cross-section. Depending on component design, titanium forgings can be supplied in various forms, including discs, square and rectangular blocks, hollow cylindrical sections, rings, shafts, and other complex shapes.

With an extensive supply network, we supply titanium and titanium alloy forgings in various grades and sizes for aerospace, petrochemical, marine engineering, fine chemical processing, pharmaceutical, and other industrial applications. We offer available-stock supply, custom sizing, and machining services according to customer requirements. Our team can help identify suitable products and supply options based on the intended application, material grade, dimensions, applicable standards, and drawings.

Available Titanium Forging Shapes

1. Titanium Forged Discs

Titanium forged discs are available in round and thick-disc forms. They are suitable for components requiring a large circular cross-section, substantial material allowance, or a specific internal structure. Typical applications include aerospace components, flanges, pressure equipment components, and other industrial parts requiring further turning or machining.

The reference size range is 40–3000 mm in diameter and 20–1000 mm in thickness. Actual availability depends on the material grade, forging weight, supply conditions, and machining requirements.

When selecting titanium forged discs, diameter and thickness are not the only considerations. For large or thick-section forgings, internal quality, mechanical property consistency, ultrasonic testing requirements, and machining allowance also need to be considered. When requesting a quotation, please provide the material grade, target dimensions, applicable standard, and intended application to help determine a suitable forging specification.

2. Titanium Forged Blocks

Titanium forged blocks include square, rectangular, and other block-shaped forgings. They can be further milled, drilled, or CNC machined to produce mold components, structural connectors, equipment parts, and other industrial components with specific geometries.

The reference size range is 40–6000 mm in length, 40–2000 mm in width, and 20–1200 mm in height. Actual dimensions depend on the required shape and supply conditions.

When selecting titanium forged blocks, three factors deserve particular attention. First, the length, width, height, and machining allowance on each surface must meet the part drawing requirements. Second, internal quality and mechanical properties must satisfy the intended application. Third, potential deformation, machining allowance, and final dimensional accuracy should be considered during subsequent machining.

For high-precision CNC machining, we recommend providing the finished-part dimensions or component drawings rather than only the required raw material dimensions. This helps determine an appropriate block size and machining allowance.

3. Titanium Forged Tubes & Hollow Forgings

Titanium forged tubes and hollow forgings are used for components requiring large internal bores, thick walls, or specially shaped hollow sections. Unlike conventional seamless titanium tubes, these forgings generally need to be selected according to the inner and outer diameters, length, wall thickness, cross-sectional geometry, and subsequent machining requirements.

For example, a TC4 titanium hollow forging for the petroleum industry may have an outer diameter of 475 mm, an inner diameter of 395 mm, and a length of 2780 mm. The actual dimensions should be confirmed according to availability and project requirements.

Key selection considerations include inner and outer diameter allowances, wall thickness distribution, straightness, internal quality, and subsequent boring or turning requirements. For thick-wall hollow forgings, the type of non-destructive testing, acceptance criteria, and applicable inspection requirements should also be confirmed. Appearance and dimensions alone cannot establish whether a forging meets the required quality standards.

When requesting a quotation, please provide the outer diameter, inner diameter, length, material grade, operating environment, and required inspection items to help identify a suitable hollow forging.

4. Titanium Forged Rings

Titanium forged rings have an annular cross-section. Their key dimensions include outer diameter, inner diameter, and section height. They can be used to manufacture aerospace components, flanges, sealing structures, industrial equipment rings, and other annular components.

Typical reference size ranges include:

• Outer diameter 200–400 mm: inner diameter 100–300 mm; section height 20–120 mm.

• Outer diameter 400–700 mm: inner diameter 150–500 mm; section height 35–600 mm.

• Outer diameter 700–1100 mm: inner diameter 300–900 mm; section height 45–600 mm.

These dimensions represent reference ranges for different size groups. They do not mean that every combination of outer diameter, inner diameter, and section height is available. Specific dimensions must be confirmed individually.

When purchasing titanium forged rings, particular attention should be paid to the relationship between the inner and outer diameters, section machining allowance, ring geometry, and subsequent turning requirements. For large rings, internal quality, inspection scope, and applicable technical standards should also be confirmed. Providing a complete ring drawing generally helps achieve more accurate product selection and quotation than specifying the outer diameter alone.

5. Titanium Forged Shafts

Titanium forged shafts include cylindrical shaft blanks, stepped shafts, and other shaft-shaped forgings with varying diameters and cross-sections. They can be used in mechanical drive systems, mixing equipment, aerospace structures, and other components requiring further turning or machining.

Titanium alloy shafts with different lengths and geometries can be supplied according to specific drawings and actual supply conditions.

The main machining challenges for forged shafts include the length-to-diameter ratio, stepped geometry, concentricity, straightness, and dimensional stability after machining. For slender shafts or components with multiple steps, the blank dimensions and machining allowance should be determined in consideration of the final machining process.

When requesting a quotation, please provide the overall length, individual shaft diameters, step dimensions, material grade, and final machining requirements. For precision shaft components, critical dimensional tolerances and necessary inspection items should also be specified.

6. Custom Titanium Forgings

In addition to standard shapes, we can offer customized supply solutions for titanium forgings such as flanges, impellers, mixing shafts, and other non-standard components, subject to actual supply conditions and customer requirements.

These products generally require confirmation of the material grade, forging geometry, dimensional allowance, machining route, and inspection requirements based on component drawings, samples, or technical specifications. Different forging shapes may involve different material utilization rates, machining challenges, and quality control requirements.

For example, components with complex curved surfaces or multiple connecting features require careful consideration of the allowance between the forging blank and the finished part. Components with deep holes or complex internal cavities require early assessment of machining accessibility and inspection requirements.

For custom-shaped titanium forgings, please provide the component drawing, material grade, order quantity, applicable standard, and key quality requirements. This information helps us assess the product specifications and suitable supply options.

Titanium Forging Grades and Applicable Standards

We can supply industrially pure titanium and titanium alloy forgings in different grades according to project requirements. Representative grades include the following, subject to availability confirmation.

Depending on the product type, grade, and order requirements, the applicable Chinese, American, or other technical standards can be confirmed. Standards relevant to the product range include GB/T 16598, GB/T 25137, GJB 2744A, GJB 391, GJB 1169, ASTM B348, ASTM B381, AMS 4928, and AMS 4930.

These standards have different scopes of application. The applicable standard, material condition, mechanical properties, and inspection requirements should be verified individually during quotation and order confirmation.

Inspection Requirements and Quality Documents

Inspection requirements for titanium forgings depend on the material grade, applicable standard, component application, and customer specifications. Available inspection options may include:

• Chemical composition analysis;

• Mechanical property testing and hardness testing;

• Metallographic analysis;

• Ultrasonic testing;

• Liquid penetrant testing;

• Magnetic particle testing, where applicable to the material, product, and inspection requirements.

If required, the availability of material test certificates (MTCs), inspection reports, non-destructive testing records, and other relevant documents can be confirmed during the quotation stage. The actual documentation and inspection scope depend on the order requirements and the records available from the supplying source.

Custom Supply and Machining

Purchasing titanium forgings may involve requirements for material grade, forging shape, dimensional allowance, technical standards, and subsequent machining. Our sales engineers will help identify suitable product specifications based on your purchasing requirements and arrange the corresponding materials and machining according to the order requirements.

Whether you need standard-size forgings, non-standard dimensions, or products requiring further machining, we can help confirm the required shape, dimensions, material grade, applicable standards, and processing specifications for each project.

When requesting a quotation for custom titanium forgings, please provide the following information where available:

• Product shape: Disc, block, tube or hollow forging, ring, shaft, or custom-shaped forging;

• Material grade: For example, TA2, TC4, TC4ELI, GR2, or GR5;

• Dimensions: Outer diameter, inner diameter, thickness, length, width, height, or wall thickness;

• Technical standards: Applicable national standards, ASTM, AMS, or project-specific specifications;

• Machining requirements: Rough machining, turning, milling, drilling, or other subsequent operations;

• Order quantity: Single pieces, small batches, or volume orders;

• Quality documents and inspection: Required MTCs, mechanical testing, and non-destructive testing.

If you already have component drawings or technical specifications, you can provide them directly. Our sales engineers can then help confirm the product geometry, dimensions, material requirements, and machining arrangements.

How to Get A Quote for Titanium Forgings 

Whether you need standard-size titanium forged blocks, thick titanium forged discs, titanium forged rings, hollow titanium forgings, or custom titanium alloy forgings made to drawings, please provide the material grade, dimensions, applicable standard, quantity, and machining requirements when requesting a quotation.

Our sales engineers will review your specific requirements and help confirm suitable product specifications, material requirements, and machining arrangements.