This standard is being balloted for withdrawal with no replacement because in committee sessions, it was agreed that the alloy has not been in commercial production anywhere (for medical applications or, indeed, for any applications) and that nobody knows of any medical or surgical device that has been commercially marketed in the USA or abroad.
Keywords
metals (for surgical implants); orthopaedic medical devices; titanium alloys; titanium alloys (for surgical implants); Niobium and niobium surgical implant alloys--specifications; Orthopaedic medical devices--specifications (Ti/Ti alloy); Titanium (Ti) (for surgical implants)--specifications; Wrought surgical implant materials--specifications; Zirconium/zirconium alloys--surgical implants;
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Date Initiated:07-05-2012
Technical Contact: Howard Freese
Status: Draft Under Development
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