Grade 2 Titanium Turning — Prototype to Repeat Production

We CNC-turn Grade 2 titanium components to spec, from engineering prototypes through low-volume and controlled repeat production, with full documentation, inspection and dependable communication.

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Grade 2 titanium turned components

Why work with us

Difficult alloy specialists

We specialize in difficult alloys. Grade 2 titanium's low thermal conductivity, tendency to gall and risk of built-up edge are process challenges we manage every day.

Engineering support

We support engineering, procurement and quality teams with manufacturability feedback, stable machining routes and inspection evidence.

Export-ready delivery

We deliver export-ready parts with traceable materials, first article inspection and dimensional reports when required.

AXALLOY Precision is a Shenzhen-based CNC machining partner serving OEMs, Tier 1/Tier 2 suppliers and product-development firms across North America, Europe, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and advanced Asian manufacturing markets.

Turning capabilities for Grade 2 titanium

Machining types

2-axis turning and live-tool mill-turn

Size range

  • Max turning diameter Ø500 mm
  • Max turning length 1,000 mm
  • Bar capacity Ø80 mm
  • Minimum machined diameter Ø1.0 mm

Surface finish

  • Precision machined finish down to Ra 0.8 μm
  • Ground finish down to Ra 0.2 μm (where required)

Tolerances and geometry

  • Turning tolerance down to ±0.005 mm
  • Diameter tolerance down to ±0.005 mm
  • Roundness down to 0.005 mm
  • Concentricity down to 0.008 mm
  • Positioning accuracy ±0.005 mm, repeatability ±0.003 mm (equipment-level)

Typical features

  • Thin-walled bushings and sleeves
  • Sealing surfaces and bearing fits
  • Critical interfaces, threads, grooves and bores
  • Multi-feature rotational components via mill-turn to minimize setups

For small parts and micro features, Swiss CNC turning supports Ø0.5–32 mm bars up to 300 mm length with repeatability down to ±0.003 mm.

Parts we commonly deliver in Grade 2 titanium

Medical

Connectors, fasteners, sleeves, pins and housings for non-implant applications

Industrial and marine

Corrosion-resistant fittings, nozzles, valves and threaded components

Energy and instrumentation

Thin-wall bushings, shafts and precision turned interfaces

Semiconductor and automation

Lightweight structural and fluid-handling components

Our machining approach to Grade 2 titanium

01

Process definition

We evaluate material behavior, geometry, tolerances, surfaces, inspection strategy and volume before locking the machining route.

02

Tooling and cutting strategy

Sharp, positive-rake tooling, controlled cutting speeds and stable tool paths to limit heat, avoid dwell and mitigate galling/built-up edge.

03

Chip control and stability

Fixture planning and feature sequencing to maintain rigidity on thin walls and small diameters.

04

Secondary operations

Precision grinding for sealing/bearing fits, EDM for sharp internal features, and finishing steps including cleaning, marking and assembly support.

05

Risk reduction

Mill-turn configurations reduce setups and strengthen feature relationships; in-process inspection stabilizes critical dimensions.

Inspection and documentation

Documentation provided

  • Material traceability: Material Test Report / Mill Test Certificate
  • Dimensional evidence: First Article Inspection (FAI), ballooned drawing and full dimensional reports
  • Process records: Heat treatment, coating and special-process certificates when applicable

Measurement capabilities

  • CMM measuring range 700 × 1,000 × 600 mm (accuracy up to 1.8 + L/300 μm)
  • Optical measurement accuracy ±0.002 mm
  • Surface roughness measurement Ra 0.05–40 μm
  • Inspection environment: Temperature-controlled room with calibrated equipment

Custom inspection plans and project-specific documentation available upon request.

Lead times and volumes

Lead times

  • Prototype: 5–10 business days
  • Standard production: 10–20 business days
  • Expedited service: Available

Quantities

  • Prototype: 1–20 parts
  • Low-volume: 20–500 parts
  • Batch: 500–10,000+ parts
  • Minimum order quantity: 1 part

Best-fit projects and buyers

Ideal project profile

  • Engineering teams needing DFM, tolerance review, fixture planning and process development
  • Procurement teams focused on capability, responsiveness and total supply risk—not only unit price
  • Quality teams requiring FAI, dimensional evidence, traceability and controlled documentation
  • Technical profile: Complex geometry, thin walls, tight geometric tolerances, demanding surfaces and difficult holes/threads
  • Commercial profile: High-value prototypes, low-volume or high-mix production, repeat programs and supplier transfers

What sets us apart

Difficult-alloy focus

Titanium, nickel alloys (Inconel/Hastelloy), precipitation-hardening stainless steel, duplex/super duplex, cobalt alloys and specialty metals

Multi-axis capability

3-, 4- and 5-axis milling, turning, mill-turn and Swiss turning

Special processes

EDM (wire/sinker), precision grinding, heat treatment, passivation, coating, deburring, marking, cleaning and assembly support

Controlled quality

In-process inspection, final inspection and export-ready packaging

Supported files

  • 3D CAD: STEP/STP, IGES/IGS, X_T, X_B, SLDPRT, SAT
  • 2D drawings: PDF, DWG, DXF
  • Images: JPG, PNG, TIFF
  • Compressed: ZIP, RAR
  • Units: Millimeters and inches
  • Upload size: Up to 500 MB per RFQ

RFQ checklist

To accelerate accurate quoting and manufacturability review, please include:

  • 2D drawings (with tolerances, GD&T and notes) and 3D model
  • Material: Grade 2 Titanium (spec/standard if applicable)
  • Quantities: prototype and production callouts
  • Critical features: thin walls, tight tolerances, key interfaces, threads/holes
  • Required documentation: MTR/MTC, FAI, dimensional report, special-process certificates
  • Surface and finish requirements: target Ra, ground surfaces, coatings
  • Packaging and export needs
  • Target date and shipping destination

FAQs for procurement and quality

Do you support first article inspection?

Yes—FAI and ballooned drawings are available.

Can you hold tight diameters and runouts in Grade 2 titanium?

Yes—diameter tolerance down to ±0.005 mm and roundness down to 0.005 mm; concentricity down to 0.008 mm when properly fixtured and inspected.

Can you combine turning and milling?

Yes—mill-turn with live tooling reduces setups and improves feature relationships for multi-feature rotational components.

Do you provide grinding for sealing/bearing fits?

Yes—precision grinding down to ±0.002 mm and Ra 0.2 μm.

What markets do you support?

North America, Europe, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and advanced manufacturing markets in Asia.

Request an RFQ

Send your RFQ with drawings/models and project requirements. We'll review manufacturability, propose a stable machining route and provide a controlled quotation and delivery plan.

Include

  • 2D/3D files, quantities, material (Grade 2 Titanium), critical features, required documents and target date

We respond with

  • DFM feedback (if requested), process/tolerance confirmation, lead time and quality documentation plan