The same titanium is sold under different names in different markets. An ASTM drawing says Grade 2 or UNS R50400; a German one says Werkstoff 3.7035; a French one says T40; a Japanese one says JIS Class 2. They are the same commercially pure metal. This guide maps the grade designations across the major systems, explains where they are genuinely equivalent and where only the naming differs, and shows which standard to put on a purchase order so incoming inspection has one reference to check.<\/p>\n
What this is:<\/strong> a lookup for titanium grade designations. Type a grade number, a UNS number, a German Werkstoffnummer or an ASTM or ASME standard, and the matching grade is shown with its chemistry limits, mechanical minimums and the standard that governs each product form. Values are ASTM B-series specification limits unless a row says otherwise.<\/p>\n