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Grade 5 Titanium Alloy Disc – 98mm Ti-6Al-4V CAD/CAM Blank

High-strength Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 titanium alloy disc for professional dental CAD/CAM milling of selected implant bars, frameworks, customized abutment structures, and metal substructures.

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OnePro Dental 98mm Grade 5 Titanium Alloy Discs are manufactured from Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy for professional dental CAD/CAM milling workflows.

Available in eight thicknesses from 10mm to 25mm, the discs are designed for compatible 98mm open-system holders and titanium-capable milling machines. They can be used to fabricate selected implant bars, full-arch frameworks, customized abutment structures, bridge frameworks, and other titanium substructures.

Material certificates and available technical documentation can be provided upon request. Please contact us before ordering if your laboratory requires batch-specific values, lot identification, or a particular material standard.

Why Dental Labs Choose Our Grade 5 Titanium Alloy Discs

Designed for dental laboratories that require Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 titanium alloy, higher mechanical strength than Grade 2 titanium, 98mm open-system compatibility, and flexible thickness selection.

  • Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 Alloy

    Manufactured from Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 titanium alloy for dental CAD/CAM workflows where this specific alloy grade is required.

  • Higher Mechanical Strength

    Grade 5 titanium alloy provides higher mechanical strength than Grade 2 unalloyed titanium for structures with more demanding design and loading requirements.

  • 98mm Open-System Format

    Designed for compatible 98mm dental milling holders and professional CAD/CAM systems configured for titanium-alloy processing.

  • Eight Thickness Options

    Available from 10mm to 25mm to support different restoration heights, framework designs, and material-usage requirements.

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Close-up of a milled dental framework from a Grade 5 titanium alloy disc

Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 Titanium for Dental CAD/CAM

Grade 5 is a Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy containing aluminum and vanadium as its principal alloying elements. It is an alpha-plus-beta titanium alloy selected when higher mechanical strength is required than is normally provided by unalloyed Grade 2 titanium.

Unlike Grade 23, Grade 5 is not the ELI version of Ti-6Al-4V. Grade 23 uses tighter limits for selected interstitial elements and should be specified separately when ELI material and supporting documentation are required.

For dental laboratory applications, the final material grade should be selected according to the restoration design, structural loading, milling system, applicable technical requirements, and the instructions of qualified dental professionals.

  • Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 titanium alloy
  • Higher mechanical strength than Grade 2 titanium
  • Alpha-plus-beta titanium-alloy structure
  • Suitable for titanium-specific dental CAD/CAM milling
  • Available in multiple thicknesses
Grade 5 titanium alloy disc with milled dental framework for CAD/CAM laboratory use

Recommended Applications

OnePro Dental Grade 5 Titanium Alloy Discs are intended for professional dental laboratory milling of selected titanium structures and substructures requiring Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 material.

The final material and design selection should be determined according to the restoration type, structural loading, milling-system requirements, applicable regulations, and the assessment of qualified dental professionals.

  • Implant bars and overdenture frameworks
  • Full-arch implant-supported frameworks
  • Customized abutment structures
  • Implant-supported bridge frameworks
  • Selected crown-and-bridge substructures
  • High-strength titanium framework components
  • Selected removable prosthetic frameworks

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Material Ti-6Al-4V Titanium Alloy
Titanium Grade Grade 5
Disc Format 98mm Open System
Available Thicknesses 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, 25mm
Processing Method Dental CAD/CAM Milling
Recommended Milling Type Wet milling with a titanium-alloy-compatible strategy
Alloy Structure Alpha-plus-beta titanium alloy
Recommended Tooling Titanium-compatible dental milling burs
Product Form CAD/CAM Raw Material Blank
Final Processing Finishing and polishing according to the intended laboratory workflow
Documentation Available upon request, subject to batch and product scope

Quality & Regulatory Documentation

Available quality-system, establishment-registration, material-verification, and product documentation can be reviewed before ordering when required by the dental laboratory.

  • ISO 13485 Quality System

    The manufacturing organization operates under an ISO 13485-certified quality management system covering applicable titanium and titanium-alloy material activities.

  • FDA-Registered Establishment

    FDA establishment-registration information supplied by the manufacturer is available for review. Registration does not represent FDA approval, clearance, or authorization of this product.

  • EU MDR Documentation

    EU MDR compliance documentation is available for the applicable titanium product family.

  • Independent Test Reports

    Chemical composition, mechanical properties, hardness, and grain-size reports are available upon request.

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Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 titanium alloy disc being milled in a dental CAD/CAM machine

Recommended Grade 5 Titanium Milling Workflow

  1. Confirm that Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 titanium alloy is suitable for the intended restoration or framework.
  2. Select the correct 98mm holder format and disc thickness.
  3. Verify that the milling machine is approved and configured for titanium-alloy processing.
  4. Use a validated CAM strategy and titanium-compatible dental milling burs.
  5. Maintain sufficient wet cooling throughout the milling process.
  6. Position the structure to provide suitable support, connector placement, and efficient material use.
  7. Remove the milled structure carefully and refine the connectors using titanium-compatible instruments.
  8. Finish and polish progressively according to the intended laboratory application.
  9. Inspect the fit, dimensions, margins, screw channels, connector areas, and surface condition before completing the restoration.

Grade 2 vs. Grade 5 vs. Grade 23

Choose the titanium grade according to the required material type, structural loading, restoration design, documentation requirements, and the recommendations of the dental professional.

  • Grade 2 Pure Titanium

    Material Type:
    Unalloyed Grade 2 titanium

    Main Characteristic:
    Balanced mechanical performance and ductility

    Best Suited For:
    Cases where Grade 2 titanium is specified by the restoration design, workflow, or customer documentation

    OnePro Formats:
    98mm available; 140 × 150mm planned

  • Grade 5 Titanium Alloy

    Material Type:
    Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy

    Main Characteristic:
    Higher mechanical strength than Grade 2 titanium

    Best Suited For:
    High-strength frameworks and structures with more demanding mechanical requirements

    OnePro Formats:
    98mm and 140 × 150mm available

  • Grade 23 Titanium Alloy ELI

    Material Type:
    Ti-6Al-4V ELI titanium alloy

    Main Characteristic:
    Tighter control of selected interstitial elements

    Best Suited For:
    Cases specifically requiring Grade 23 ELI material and supporting documentation

    OnePro Formats:
    98mm and 140 × 150mm options planned

What is Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 titanium?

Grade 5 is an alpha-plus-beta titanium alloy containing aluminum and vanadium as its principal alloying elements. It is selected when higher mechanical strength is required than is normally provided by Grade 2 unalloyed titanium.

Is Grade 5 the same as Grade 23 ELI?

No. Grade 5 is standard Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy, while Grade 23 is the ELI version of Ti-6Al-4V with tighter limits for selected interstitial elements. The required grade should be confirmed before ordering.

What is the difference between Grade 5 and Grade 2 titanium?

Grade 2 is unalloyed titanium and is generally selected for its balance of purity, ductility, corrosion resistance, and mechanical performance. Grade 5 is a Ti-6Al-4V alloy that provides higher mechanical strength for more demanding structural requirements.

Which milling machines are compatible with the 98mm disc?

The disc is designed for professional dental CAD/CAM machines equipped with a compatible 98mm holder and approved for titanium-alloy processing. Please provide your machine model if compatibility confirmation is required.

Is wet milling required?

Wet milling is recommended for Grade 5 titanium alloy. The machine, CAM strategy, cutting tools, coolant supply, and processing parameters must all be suitable for titanium-alloy machining.

Which thickness should I choose?

Choose the thickness according to the restoration height, framework design, connector requirements, nesting position, and milling-machine limitations. Contact us with the restoration type and machine model if assistance is required.

Does this product conform to EN ISO 5832-3?

A third-party verification document referencing EN ISO 5832-3 is available for the applicable titanium-alloy product scope. If formal compliance documentation is required for your order, contact us to confirm the exact product, batch, and document coverage before purchase.

Is this titanium disc a finished dental implant?

No. This product is a CAD/CAM raw material blank intended for professional dental laboratory processing. It is not a finished dental implant or a finished patient-specific medical device.

Can you supply 140 × 150mm Grade 5 titanium blanks?

Yes. OnePro Dental also supplies Grade 5 titanium-alloy blanks in a 140 × 150mm rectangular format for compatible dental CAD/CAM milling systems.

Can the batch or lot number be marked on the disc?

Batch, lot, or customized identification may be available for qualifying orders. Please provide the required marking format and documentation requirements before ordering.

Explore More Titanium Options

Compare 98mm titanium discs, 140 × 150mm titanium blanks, Grade 2, Grade 5, Grade 23 ELI options, and compatible titanium milling burs for dental CAD/CAM workflows.

  • 98mm Grade 2 Pure Titanium Disc

    Unalloyed Grade 2 titanium discs for compatible 98mm dental CAD/CAM systems and selected framework applications.

  • 140 × 150mm Grade 5 Titanium Blank

    Rectangular Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5 blanks for compatible dental milling systems requiring a 140 × 150mm format.

  • Grade 23 Titanium Alloy ELI

    Ti-6Al-4V ELI material planned for laboratories requiring Grade 23 specifications and supporting documentation.

  • Titanium Milling Burs

    Titanium-compatible dental milling burs for selected professional CAD/CAM machines and titanium-processing workflows.

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Need Help Choosing the Right Titanium Disc?

Tell us your milling machine, disc-holder format, required titanium grade, thickness, restoration type, and documentation requirements.

Our team will help you confirm the suitable titanium-disc specification and available technical documents before ordering.