Titanium

Introduction

Titanium is a low density, high strength element with abbreviation Ti in

the periodic table. It has high melting point and by mean it is used in high

temperature applications as well.

Titanium is a non-magnetic element combined with poor heat & electric

conductivity. It posses body centered cubic lattice structure.

 

Titanium Metal Information

Titanium History

Titanium was discovered by Willian Gregor in Great Britain over 2

centuries ago.

It was found along with a ore called ilmenite along with Iron. since then

It has been found useful in many critical applications. With advancement

of technology, the purity has increased with addition of new applications.

 

Titanium Properties

It is a white silvery metallic element with high strength to weight ratio

suitable to use in aerospace applications. It is ductile, lustrous with high

melting point, due which it is also used as a refractory metal.

 

Titanium Grades

Due to its versatility, it is alloyed with numerous elements.

Titanium Grade 1    Titanium Grade 2   

Titanium Grade 3     Titanium Grade 4

Titanium Grade 5     Titanium Grade 7     

Titanium Grade 9     Titanium Grade 12

 

Titanium Product Forms

Titanium is available in Pipes, Tubes, Pipe Fittings, Flanges, Forgings,

Fasteners, Valves, Expansion Joints, Sheets, Plates & Round Bars.

 Titanium Applications

Being adaptable, it is used in variety of applications including Aerospace,

Automobile & high power engines, Structural, hydraulic components,

Marine construction, ballistics & armor plating.