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Titanium Machining Tolerances, Surface Finish and Inspection

Define titanium machined-part tolerances, datum, flatness, concentricity, surface finish, thread inspection and dimensional reporting.

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Titanium Machining Tolerances, Surface Finish and Inspection

2026-08-11

Tight tolerances should be assigned only where function requires them. Every critical characteristic should have a datum, limit, inspection method and acceptance stage.

Titanium machined disc surface and bore

Common Controls

FeatureTypical control question
Bore and ODFit, roundness, concentricity and measurement temperature
FacesThickness, flatness, parallelism and datum
ThreadsStandard, class, gauge and surface condition
Surface finishParameter, cutoff, direction and applicable surfaces
EdgesChamfer, radius, break-edge limit and burr acceptance

First Article and Production Inspection

For new or revised components, define whether a first-article report is required before production. Production sampling should identify characteristics, frequency, equipment and records.

Final Condition

Cleaning, blasting, pickling, passivation, coating or other processing can affect dimensions and surface appearance. Inspection timing must match the final accepted condition.

See Precision Titanium Bushings, Titanium Machined Discs and the Titanium Machining Parts family.

Related Reading

CNC Machining RFQ Guide · Grade 2 vs Grade 5 Machined Parts · Machined Component Applications


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