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ISO 5832-3 — Wrought titanium 6-aluminium 4-vanadium alloy for surgical implants

Also known as: Ti-6Al-4V standard, ISO 5832-3 alloy

Specifies the composition and properties of the Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy used in surgical implants.

ISO 5832-3 ISO · current Official catalogue entry →

What it covers

scopeCharacteristics and test methods for wrought Ti-6Al-4V alloy for surgical implant manufactureVerified spec[1]
equivalentCorresponds closely to ASTM F136Verified spec[2]

What it means in practice

Ti-6Al-4V is stronger than unalloyed titanium, which is why it appears in components that carry concentrated load. It contains aluminium and vanadium, and that composition is occasionally raised as a concern by patients seeking metal-free or minimally-alloyed options. The evidence position is that the alloy has a long clinical history in orthopaedics and dentistry; the point worth making is simply that "titanium" covers both this and the unalloyed grades, and they are not the same material.

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