Titanium Ti64 — cost and pricing guide
Ti64 powder is brutally expensive, but printing wastes far less of it than machining from billet - the buy-to-fly argument.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material price | $250-400/kg |
| Density | 4.43 g/cm³ |
| Process | Metal (DMLS/SLM) |
| Typical uses | aerospace brackets, medical implants |
What drives the real part cost
Material price is only one input. The full per-part cost adds machine time at your all-in hourly rate, hands-on labor, a failure or scrap allowance, and your margin. On most Titanium Ti64 parts, machine time and labor outweigh the material itself — which is why per-kg price comparisons alone mislead.
Pro tip
Compare against CNC including its 80-95% chip waste on aerospace parts - printing often wins on material alone.
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