Ti 6Al 4V is a titanium alloy φ1.875"

      Ti 6Al 4V is a titanium alloy that is made up of 6% aluminum and 4% vanadium, and is known for its high strength-to-weight ratio and excellent corrosion resistance. AMS 4928 is a standard specification that outlines the requirements for the production of Ti 6Al 4V material, with a size of φ1.875"

      The production process for Ti 6Al 4V typically involves melting and casting the alloy into ingots, which are then converted into billets through a rolling process. These billets are then processed through further forging and rolling,   until  the desired size and shape is achieved. The material is then subjected to heat treatment to enhance its mechanical properties.

      To meet the requirements for AMS 2631 Class A level of magnetic particle inspection, the Ti 6Al 4V material must undergo rigorous testing to ensure that it is free of any surface flaws or cracks. The material's surface must also be machined and finished to ensure that it has a smooth and even texture, with no more than 1mm/m of surface roughness or curvature.

      Overall, the production of Ti 6Al 4V material is a complex and precise process that requires careful attention to detail and high levels of quality control to ensure that the final product meets the standards for strength, durability, and reliability in a variety of applications.