Titanium Grade 2 shims are thin, flat spacers cut from commercially pure titanium, a grade holding a titanium balance with oxygen capped at 0.25% and iron at 0.30%. The metal has a density of 4.51 g/cm³, melts near 1665 °C, and resists chlorides, seawater, and oxidising acids without the weight penalty of steel. Engineers use these shims where corrosion resistance and low weight are both important in pump housings, heat exchangers, and airframe assemblies.
As a reliable titanium Gr 2 shim supplier, we process every titanium shim in-house on our own slitting lines rather than reselling fixed widths. Material that we issue is annealed to ASTM B265 and slit to ±0.1 mm in any width from 3 mm to 2000 mm. Buyers choose matte surfaces, with a documented quality system governing each stage to dispatch.