Medical grade titanium alloys, specifically Ti-6AL4V and Ti-6AL4VELI, are composed of 6% Aluminum and 4% Vanadium. These alloys, also known as Gr. 5 and Gr. 23, are the most commonly used titanium types in the medical field due to their compatibility with the human body. They are extensively used in medical procedures and body piercings. Here's an overview of the medical grade titanium alloy tube.

Dental Implants: Ti-6AL4V and Ti-6AL4VELI alloys are particularly favored for dental implants due to their high fracture-resistance. The implant process involves inserting a titanium screw into the jawbone, mimicking and functioning as the tooth root. Once the bone has integrated with the titanium screw, a prosthetic tooth is attached to complete the implant.

Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Tube Specifications

- Physical Properties:

- Chemical Composition:

Benefits of Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Tubes:

• Strong
• Lightweight
• Corrosion resistant
• Cost-efficient
• Non-toxic
• Biocompatible (non-toxic and not rejected by the body)
• Long-lasting
• Non-ferromagnetic
• Osseointegrated (joins with bone)
• Widely available
• Flexibility and elasticity comparable to human bone

Applications of Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Tubes:

Used in surgical procedures, including:

• Orthopedic pins and screws
• Orthopedic cables
• Ligature clips
• Surgical staples
• Springs
• Orthodontic appliances
• Joint replacements
• Cryogenic vessels
• Bone fixation devices

Packaging of Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Tubes:

Our tubes are clearly tagged and labeled externally for efficient identification and quality control. We take great care to avoid any damage during storage or transportation.