Aerospace-grade wrought titanium generally must conform to AMS or ASTM specifications, and importers are expected to obtain mill test reports (MTRs) and certificates of conformance from the foreign producer. Buyers should confirm that the certifying laboratory is accredited and that documentation accompanies the shipment to satisfy both customer quality requirements and customs entry.

Wrought titanium has been mechanically worked (rolled, drawn, forged, or extruded) into a semi-finished or finished form with defined dimensions and properties, whereas scrap consists of irregular pieces without controlled geometry. Misclassification between wrought product and scrap can affect applicable duty rates and any trade-remedy exposure, so importers should retain producer documentation confirming the manufacturing process.