Titanium Grade 2, also known as titanium CP3, is widely recognized for its exceptional corrosion resistance in oxidizing media. This commercially pure titanium grade offers excellent welding properties, moderate strength, and good cold-forming capabilities. Its alpha-phase crystal structure contributes to its outstanding formability and moderate strength, making it a preferred choice in various industries due to its superior corrosion resistance and ease of fabrication.

The alloy's density is about half that of nickel alloys and stainless steels, which makes it advantageous in weight-sensitive applications. Titanium Grade 2 excels in resisting corrosion in a range of environments, including oxidizing media, alkaline environments, organic acids, and chemical salts. It also performs well against hot gases and exhibits significant resistance in nitric acid, mild reducing acids, and wet chlorine or bromine gas environments. This robust combination of properties makes Titanium Grade 2 ideal for diverse applications, from marine and oil and gas industries to chemical processing and other demanding environments.