Titanium Grade 12 Welding Rods

What is Titanium Grade 12 Welding Rods ?

Titanium Grade 12 welding rods are made from a titanium alloy with small amounts of nickel (0.6–0.9%) and molybdenum (0.2–0.4%). This blend improves strength and corrosion resistance making the rods reliable in harsh marine and chemical environments. They are used in TIG welding as filler material, offering a strong balance of ductility, toughness, and durability. The alloy has a tensile strength of 65,300 psi, yield strength of 55,100 psi, and elongation at break of 12%. With a significant presence in Middle Eastern markets, Parag Metals, a trusted stockist, supplier, and exporter of titanium products, delivers these pipes all over the world. Serving the oil, chemical, fertilizer, and marine industries, the company ensures quality and long-term dependability in each order.

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These rods follow specifications such as AWS A5.16 ERTi-12, ASME SFA A5.16 ERTi-12 and UNS R53400. Their resistance to corrosion even under circumstances where many other titanium alloys fail, is their most notable quality. In seawater and hot brine, they perform exceptionally well against crevice corrosion. Additionally, they are more resilient to mildly reducing and oxidizing environments, such as hydrochloric and sulfuric acids, than many commercially available pure titanium grades. This makes them suitable for both standard and aggressive industrial environments.

Titanium Grade 12 welding rods are most often used in chemical processing, desalination plants, marine engineering, and heat exchangers. Their high corrosion resistance in chloride-rich environments makes them a top choice for valves, pumps, and offshore equipment. The manufacturing process involves melting and casting the alloy, then forming it into wire before cutting it into welding rod sizes. These rods are designed for use in GTAW (TIG) and GMAW (MIG) welding processes where an inert gas shield ensures clean, strong welds without flux coating.

We supply all rods, including Titanium Grade 12 Rod Welding Wire, UNS R53400 Rod Welding Wire, and Ti Alloy Grade 12 Welding Electrodes with quality certifications that meet international standards. For safe delivery, we pack them in multiple options such as plastic tubes, wooden boxes, cardboard cartons, or bundles. With reliable performance and secure packaging, our Grade 12 Titanium Welding Rods meet the needs of industries that demand both durability and precision.

Advantages of Titanium Grade 12 Welding Rods

Excellent resistance to corrosion in acidic, alkaline, and seawater environments.
Strong and durable for welding critical components.
Maintains mechanical integrity and toughness at high and moderate temperatures.
Good weldability and easy to work with for fabrication and repair.
Reliable performance over long-term use in harsh environments.

Uses of Titanium Grade 12 Welding Rods

Welding pipes, fittings, and equipment in chemical processing plants.
Marine and offshore systems, including seawater piping and pumps.
Fabrication of heat exchangers, condensers, and desalination units.
Power generation systems and cooling water applications.
Pollution control and industrial equipment requiring corrosion-resistant welds.

Specification of Titanium Grade 12 Welding Rods

Standards	ASTM B863 / ASME SB863
Grade	Titanium Grade 7 (Ti-0.12Pd)
Diameter	1.6 mm – 12.0 mm (custom sizes available)
Length	1000 mm standard, cut-to-length available on request
Form	Welding Rod / Wire
Surface Finish	Mill Finish, Cleaned and Pickled
Packaging	Spool / Coil / Bundled as per customer requirements
Applications	Welding titanium sheets, plates, and pipes for chemical, marine, aerospace, and heat exchanger applications
Certification	EN 10204 / 3.1, 3.2, Mill Test Certificate (MTC)

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