What’s Titanium?

Forging Titanium Alloys

Titanium is a unique metal.

Generally considered to be one of the strongest metals, titanium products are used in many different industrial forms and is in extremely high demand today.

Using titanium has many advantages. Titanium is best used for applications that require parts to have high strength, while being light in weight. Additionally, titanium is able to withstand high temperatures, and has a high resistance to corrosion.

These qualities make titanium ideal for many industries, including shipping, medical, military and defense, and aerospace sectors.

To ensure that forged titanium parts will effectively meet the customer’s needs, precise tools, equipment, and a knowledgeable, highly skilled team of engineers, metallurgists, and quality staff is vital.

Grade：

Titanium Grade 1-4 is pure Titanium, the other grades are alloys. Pure

Titanium is used due to its high corrosion resistance, the alloys because of the

extremely high strength to weight ratio.

Grade 1. Pure Titanium, relatively low strength and high ductility.

Grade 2. The pure titanium most used. The best combination of strength,

ductility and weld-ability.

Grade 3. High strength Titanium, used for Matrix-plates in shell and tube

heat ex-changers.

Grade 5. The most manufactured titanium alloy. Exceedingly high strength.

High heat resistance

Grade7. Superior corrosion resistance in reducing and oxidizing environments.

Grade 9. Very high strength and corrosion resistance..

Grade 12. Better heat resistance than pure Titanium. Applications as for Grade 7 and Grade 11.

Grade 23. Titanium-6Aluminum-4Vanadium ELI (Extra Low Interstitial) Alloy for surgical implant Applications.

Titanium Advantage：

1.Corrosion Resistance

2.Extremely High Melting Point

3.High Hardness and Strength