Titanium Wire

Grade 12 Titanium Applications:

• Shell and heat exchangers.
• Hydrometallurgical applications.
• Elevated temperature chemical manufacturing.
• Marine and airfare components.

This alloy is commonly used to weld applications of turbine engines, airframes, liquid hydrogen tanks, etc. that require an alloy with higher ductility and fracture toughness. Available in multiple sizes and diameters in wire and spool.

Titanium Grade 9 is used to weld base metals where a lower tensile is needed and the application requires superior weldability and ductility. ERTi-9 is often used in applications in pressure vessel frames, oil production, aircraft honeycomb foil and sports equipment.

This alloy is typically used in applications of valves, heat exchangers, piping and fittings. Available in multiple sizes and diameters in wire and spool.

Mainly used in hydraulic and instrumentation tubing. Generally chosen for its corrosion resistance in a variety of chemical process equipment as well as marine and airframe applications. It can be used for parts requiring strength up to 400 ° F and oxidation resistance to 600 ° F.

Generally used where corrosion resistance is a major design factor in chemical production components, marine and airframe applications. It can be used for parts requiring strength up to 400 ° F and oxidation resistance to 600 ° F.

Titanium Grade 1's properties and chemical composition are very similar to Grade 2, but with tighter controls on O, Fe and H contents. It can be used for any TSMC spring product such as wave springs, retaining rings and compression springs. Titanium Grade 1 is also known as Timetal 35A, Titan Grade 1, and Allvac 30.