Titanium Rod
Shaanxi CXMET Technology Co., Ltd. proudly offers the premium-grade 6Al4V AMS 4928 Titanium Bar, engineered to meet the most stringent aerospace and industrial specifications. As a top-tier α+ β titanium alloy, 6Al4V is known for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, excellent corrosion resistance, and superb mechanical performance at both ambient and elevated temperatures.
AMS 4928 is a specification under the Aerospace Material Specification standards, specifically governing bars, forgings, and forging stock made of titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V. This grade is widely used in high-performance structural applications such as aircraft components, high-performance motorsport systems, and marine hardware, due to its reliable mechanical consistency and fatigue strength.
Our 6Al4V AMS 4928 titanium bars are manufactured using advanced production lines and strict quality control systems, ensuring outstanding consistency and compliance with international standards.
High tensile and yield strength (up to 895 MPa and 828 MPa respectively)
Excellent fatigue and crack resistance
Superior resistance to corrosion in marine and chemical environments
Low density (4.43 g/cm³), enabling significant weight reduction in structural parts
Excellent weldability and formability
Stable mechanical performance at elevated temperatures up to 400°C
Biocompatible, suitable for medical-grade applications
Aerospace: Landing gear components, aircraft structural frames, fasteners, turbine engine parts
Motorsports: Lightweight engine parts, suspension components, high-performance bolts
Marine Engineering: Submarine parts, ship shafts, offshore platform connectors
Medical Devices: Surgical instruments, dental tools, prosthetics (non-implant grade)
Chemical Industry: Corrosive environment tools, reactors, piping systems
Energy: Turbine blades, high-temperature fasteners in power generation equipment
Working Environment of 6Al4V AMS 4928 Titanium Bar
6Al4V titanium bars are suitable for use in:
High-stress mechanical environments
Saltwater and marine atmospheres
Chemical processing plants