Titanium Grade 5 ELI Spool Wire Manufacturer and Supplier in India

Yes. Titanium Grade 5 ELI is the trade name some suppliers use for ASTM Grade 23. They refer to the same material, and buyers sourcing to a specification should ask for Grade 23 by name.

Titanium Grade 5 ELI carries the UNS number R56401. Standard Grade 5 carries a different number, R56400, so the two should never be confused when ordering.

The tighter oxygen and iron limits in Grade 23 give it better fracture toughness and ductility than standard Grade 5, which reduces the risk of crack growth in an implant that has to perform reliably inside the body over the long term.

Both share the same aluminum and vanadium content and similar tensile strength, but Grade 5 ELI holds oxygen to 0.13 percent maximum and iron to 0.25 percent maximum, against 0.20 percent and up to 0.40 percent on standard Grade 5. That tighter control is what improves fracture toughness and low-temperature performance.

Spool weight depends on the spool size and wire diameter, ranging from around half a kilogram on small spools to fifteen kilograms or more on large spools. See the spool and reel dimensions table above for typical weights by spool size.

Yes. The tighter interstitial limits in Grade 23 give it the fracture toughness and biocompatibility profile specified for medical implant and surgical instrument fabrication, and Sachin Steel Centre can supply smaller controlled spool quantities suited to this kind of work.