Titanium Bars

Titanium bars comprise one of the most durable and robust elements known to titanium. When in its pure form, titanium is a lustrous, silver-white metal found naturally in rocks and soils. Its strength and lightness are renowned, making it a top choice for numerous industrial uses, such as aerospace parts and components. Titanium bars engineered explicitly with stringent quality control measures, and exacting attention to detail comprise an alloy that includes aluminium, iron, and oxygen, which helps strengthen the metal to the molecular level.

Titanium Bars are a beneficial alloy material due to their low density, corrosion resistance and high strength-to-weight ratio. These properties make them well-suited for many industries, another excellent example of titanium's versatility. In particular, the automotive or racing cars industry finds titanium bars useful in creating robust parts and components with minimal weight, allowing performance gains over heavier alternatives. The aerospace industry also benefits due to the lightweight nature of titanium bars light yet strong aircraft components are essential to the overall efficiency at altitude while still providing protection. Additionally, titanium bars can be employed highly effectively in maritime applications where salty water is likely to erode other materials, and corrosion resistance assures that these pieces will remain serviceable far longer than other metals or materials. Titanium Bar properties make it one of the most versatile and resilient metal alloys available today.

Specifications

Its specifications are ASTM, ASME, AISI, DIN, JIS etc. The available shape of it is like flat, hex, square and round. Our manufacturers offer a wide range of titanium bars per buyers' perquisites. The material in which it is available is Gr1, Gr9, Gr4, Gr3, Gr7, Gr5, Gr2 etc. The diameter of the bars is 6.0 to 350mm, and the length is <6000mm. The testing that has resulted in a greater output of the titanium bars are the hardness test, pitting resistance test, intergranular corrosion test, positive material identification test etc. The product's packaging is done through wooden crates, pallets, carton boxes, etc. This assures safety and prevention from damage.