Titanium Price Per Kg in India

Commercially Pure Titanium Rates (Grades 1 to 4)

The Commercially Pure (CP) family includes four unalloyed grades (99%+ titanium) differing by interstitial limits (oxygen/iron). From Grade 1 to 4, strength increases while ductility drops. Due to superior corrosion resistance, these grades dominate the Indian desalination, heat exchanger, and chemical process sectors.

Grade 1 Titanium Price Per Kg (Softest CP Grade)

Grade 1 (UNS R50250) has excellent cold formability due to low iron and oxygen content. It is slightly more expensive than Grade 2 and is ideal for deep-drawn portions. Refer to the following table showing detailed pricing per kilogram for Grade 1 titanium across different markets.

Grade 2 Titanium Price Per Kg (Most Widely Used CP Grade)

Grade 2 (UNS R50400) is the workhorse of India’s titanium trade, dominating chemical and seawater equipment sectors. It perfectly balances strength, weldability, and corrosion resistance. Consequently, market pricing typically reflects Grade 2 as the benchmark specification for most industrial B2B procurement.

Mumbai has ex-stock ASTM B265 and B337/B338 grade 2 sheets, plates, pipes, and tubes. Japanese-origin material still costs 15% more for seamless tubes and condenser duty due to surface polish and OD tolerance management.

Grade 3 Titanium Price Per Kg (Medium-Strength CP)

Grade 3 (UNS R50550) provides intermediate strength but is rarely stocked in India. Because it is usually mill-to-order or re-exported from East Asia, the price gap between domestic and imported material remains significantly narrower than for Grade 2.

Grade 4 Titanium Price Per Kg (Strongest CP Grade)

Grade 4 (UNS R50700) is the highest-strength commercially pure titanium. It offers superior strength while maintaining excellent formability for surgical instruments and high-pressure vessels. Refer to the data in the following table to get pricing information of alloys in different markets.

Titanium Alloy Rates: The Workhorse Grades (Gr 5, 9, 23)

Buyers switch from CP to alloy grades when strength-to-weight trumps formability. Three grades dominate global alloy use. Universal industrial and aerospace workhorse Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V). Grade 9 (Ti-3Al-2.5V) handles bicycle frames and hydraulic line overpressure. The medical and cryogenic specification is grade 23 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI). Alloying element costs and difficult downstream processing make all three grades more expensive than CP grades.

Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) Price Per Kg

Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) is the world’s most consumed titanium alloy, representing 50% of global mill shipments. Its chemistry of 6% aluminium, 4% vanadium, boosts yield strength to 830 MPa. Essential for aerospace, racing, and offshore risers, it significantly outperforms Grade 2.

The 2026 price spread for Grade 5 is wide: a low-cost Chinese plate is near ₹2,800/kg, while an aerospace-qualified (AMS) plate exceeds ₹5,500/kg. Refer to the table below to verify prices before comparing quotations.

Grade 9 (Ti-3Al-2.5V) Price Per Kg

Grade 9 (UNS R56320) has half the aluminium and vanadium of Grade 5 and is cheaper to produce and stronger than CP Grade 2. Near-alpha metal. Hydraulic tubes for aircraft fluid lines are dominant globally. Motorsport and luxury bike frames are also popular. This is the strength option between Grade 2 and Grade 5.

Grade 23 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI) Price Per Kg

Grade 23 is Grade 5 with stricter interstitial element limitations. 'ELI' stands for Extra Low Interstitials. Tighter chemistry improves fracture toughness and cryogenic performance. For ASTM F136 medical implants, body tissue screws, dental prosthesis, and subsea or cryogenic equipment, Grade 23 is the standard.

Specialty and Corrosion-Resistant Titanium Grades (Gr 6, 7, 11, 12)

These four grades have a smaller market share but are best for certain corrosion environments and temperatures. Most of the greater per-kg price comes from alloying elements like palladium in Gr 7 and Gr 11, and molybdenum and nickel in Gr 12. Since none are difficult to process, the premium is in the recipe, not production.

Grade 6 (Ti-5Al-2.5Sn) Price Per Kg

A non-heat-treatable alpha alloy, Grade 6, has good elevated-temperature strength and welds well. Jet engine casings, aircraft gas-turbine parts, and any application where creep resistance above 300°C matters are typical use cases.

Grade 7 (Ti-0.15Pd) Price Per Kg

Titanium prices fluctuate due to market conditions, raw material costs, and currency changes. These indicative rates reflect internal stockyard pricing as of May 2026 and are not binding. For firm 7–15 day quotes, contact our sales team. Prices exclude 18% GST.

Grade 11 Titanium Price Per Kg

Grade 11 (UNS R52250) is the Grade 1 cousin of Grade 7. The base chemistry is Grade 1 plus palladium. Specify it when you need Grade 1's softness and formability AND the reducing-acid corrosion behaviour of palladium-bearing titanium. In Indian stockyards this grade is almost always a mill-order item with a 10 to 14 week lead time.

Grade 12 (Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni) Price Per Kg

Molybdenum and nickel replace palladium in Grade 12, achieving improved corrosion resistance at moderately elevated temperatures without the platinum-group metal cost burden. Marine heat exchangers, desalination plants, and slightly reducing chemical environments where Grade 2 would underperform but the palladium in Gr 7 is overkill, are the natural fit.

Titanium Price by Product Form (2026)

The grade you pick sets the floor on your per-kg cost. The product form sets the multiplier on top of that floor. Below is a 2026 picture of how the same grade of titanium prices out across sheets, bars, tubes, flanges, fasteners, and wire.

Titanium Sheet and Plate Rate Per Kg

Sheets are flat-rolled product below 4.75 mm thick. Anything 4.75 mm and above is plate. Sheets are usually cold-rolled and pickled. Plates are hot-rolled and descaled. In Indian stockyards, the two everyday items are Grade 2 sheet to ASTM B265 and Grade 5 plate to AMS 4911.

Titanium Round Bar and Rod Rate Per Kg

Round bars are the second most-consumed form of titanium in India after plates. Most go into fasteners, machined components, and shaft applications. Grade 2 round bars follow ASTM B348. Grade 5 typically follows ASTM B348 and AMS 4928. Bars below 25 mm diameter usually carry a 10 to 15% size surcharge because of mill yield economics.

Titanium Pipe and Tube Rate Per Kg

Price spreads widen significantly once you move into pipes and tubes. Tube-making generates much higher yield losses than rolling plate or forging bar, and seamless adds another layer of premium over welded. For condenser duty (the largest single-use case in Indian chemical and power plants), ASTM B338 welded tubes in Grade 2 are the default. For high-pressure hydraulic service, Grade 9 seamless takes most of the volume.

Titanium Flange Price

Flanges are sold piece-wise rather than per kg, because small differences in size drive huge weight variations. The table below covers typical Indian market per-piece pricing for standard-schedule forged flanges in Grade 2 and Grade 5, manufactured to ASTM B381 and ASME B16.5.

On a per-kg basis, a standard Grade 2 forged flange typically works out to ₹3,500 – ₹6,500 per kg. The number reflects the forging cost on top of the raw bar price.

Titanium Fastener Price (Bolts, Nuts, Washers)

Per-kg pricing rarely makes sense for fasteners. Industry convention is per-piece, because machining and thread-rolling dominate the cost structure. The per-kg-equivalent for finished Grade 5 fasteners can run anywhere from ₹6,000 to ₹18,000 per kg depending on size, length, and certification level.

Titanium Wire Price Per Kg

Welding wire (ERTi-2, ERTi-5, ERTi-23 to AWS A5.16) is sold per kg, usually in 15 to 20 kg spools. The two main price drivers are grade and diameter. Smaller diameters in the 0.8 to 1.2 mm range carry a 10 to 20% surcharge over the standard 2.4 mm TIG filler.

Size-Wise Price List (USD, for International Reference)

For buyers comparing against USD global benchmarks, the next three tables give typical retail-slab cut-to-size pricing from US and European distributors for small-quantity orders. These do not reflect Indian bulk rates, which run 25 to 40% lower for equivalent sections.

Titanium Sheet Size-Wise Price (Grade 5 / 6Al-4V)

Titanium Round Bar Size-Wise Price (Grade 5 / 6Al-4V)

Titanium Tube Size-Wise Price (Grade 2 / Grade 5)

Country-Wise Comparison: India vs Japan vs UK vs USA

A common question from export buyers: "why does the same Grade 5 titanium cost ₹2,800 per kg from an Indian distributor and roughly ₹4,200 per kg ($45) from a US mill?" The answer is a mix of origin premium, aerospace certification, and the value of an unbroken paper trail. Below is a practical comparison for the two grades that account for most international titanium trade.

Grade 2 Commercially Pure Titanium: Country Comparison

Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V): Country Comparison

US-origin material costs 40% more but guarantees a chain of custody from ore to mill, AS9100 compliance, and the right to feed key aerospace OEM programs. Indian material works well for chemical-plant heat exchangers and marine fittings. Unsuitable for an aircraft structural frame.

Industry Applications: Where Each Grade Goes

A quick grade-to-industry map for buyers who are not sure which grade an application needs. Each row reflects what is actually being supplied into Indian projects today, rather than textbook definitions.

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The pricing on this page is accurate; the invoice depends on grade, dimension, quantity, certification, and delivery terms. We can provide a formal BOM or buy-enquiry quotation with MTC data within 24 hours.

What to include in your enquiry:

• Grade (with ASTM / AMS specification number, if known)
• Product form (sheet, plate, bar, tube, pipe, flange, fastener, wire)
• Exact dimensions (thickness × width × length, or OD × WT × length)
• Quantity (kg or pieces)
• Certifications required (MTC 3.1 / 3.2, PMI, UT, third-party inspection)
• Delivery location and target date

We keep a ready stock of Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 5, Grade 9 and Grade 23 titanium in the form of sheets, plates, round bars, seamless tubes, welded tubes, flanges and fasteners. Mumbai metro customers can access cut-to-size service and same-day dispatch.

Disclaimer : Titanium prices fluctuate based on market conditions, raw material costs, and currency. These indicative rates reflect internal stockyard pricing as of May 2026 and are not binding. For firm 7–15 day quotes, contact our sales team. Prices exclude 18% GST.