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Logistics & Transport Recommendations
Safe stacking limit: 6 pieces per pallet to stay within the 2,500 lbs standard wood pallet rating.
Reference code: 185300 (Titanium Billets & Plate). Rated under Class 50 based on 276 PCF density.
- Shipment utilizes 4.1% of a standard 53ft trailer's 45,000 lbs legal cargo payload (43,160 lbs capacity remaining).
- Standard GMA pallet recommendation: Maximum 6 units per pallet to remain within the 2,500 lbs safe working limit.
Shipping, Packaging & Stacking Specifications for Titanium Grade 5
High-value aerospace alloy. Shipped in sealed plywood crates with moisture desiccant bags.
- Turbine engine discs
- Airframe structural ribs
- Medical implants
- High-performance motorsport
- Ensure secure manifest verification and tamper-evident packaging due to high cost per pound
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View all materialsTitanium Grade 5 Weight & Freight FAQs
What is the density of Titanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5) in lbs/cu ft and g/cm³?
The standard density of Titanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5) is 276 pounds per cubic foot (lbs/cu ft), which equals 4.43 grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm³) or 4,430 kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m³).
What NMFC freight class is assigned to Titanium Grade 5?
Due to its density of 276 PCF, shipments of Titanium Grade 5 typically qualify for Class 55 (the lowest, most economical LTL freight tier for dense cargo exceeding 50 lbs/cu ft). The primary reference item is 185300 (Titanium Billets & Plate).
How many pieces of Titanium Grade 5 can I load on a standard pallet?
A standard GMA 48x40 wooden pallet is rated for a maximum payload of 2,500 lbs. Use our interactive calculator above to enter your exact plate, bar, or tube dimensions to verify your pieces-per-pallet threshold before strapping.