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Custom Titanium Products Supplier

 

Jeterry Titanium Technology Co., Ltd., founded in June 2012, and is located in the Baoji Hi-tech Development Zone, is a young enterprise mainly engaged in the production and operation of non-ferrous metal titanium-zirconium seamless pipes and aluminum-vanadium alloys. Products are used in the chemical industry, electronics, petroleum, aviation, marine engineering, marine equipment, titanium alloy ingots, etc.

 

Jeterry Advantages

Advanced Production Equipment

Our company covers an area of more than 2,000 square meters and is equipped with cold rolling mills, high-speed fine boring machines, annealing furnaces, metal band saws, pipe polishers, and other equipment, which can produce high-precision titanium products.

Strong Production Capacity

Our leading steel manufacturer has established strategic cooperation to solve the manufacturing problem of large-diameter steel billets and achieve an annual production capacity of 2,000 tons of tube blanks and 1,000 tons of finished tubes.

OEM Service Available

Free fabric samples, more than 3000 ready-made designs for you to choose from, and OEM solutions for many buyers around the world.

 

Timely After-Sales Service

Our team has more than 10 years of experience in the field of quality control. At the same time, we provide 24/7 dedicated service and can quickly reply to customers' emails within 12 hours.

 

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Titanium

 

Introduction to Titanium Products
 

Titanium can be alloyed with iron, aluminium, vanadium, and molybdenum, among other elements, to produce strong, lightweight alloys for aerospace (jet engines, missiles, and spacecraft), military, industrial processes (chemicals and petrochemicals, desalination plants, pulp, and paper), automotive, agriculture (farming), medical prostheses, orthopedic implants, dental and endodontic instruments and files, dental implants, sporting goods, jewelry, mobile phones, and other applications.

 

Types of Titanium Products
Titanium Forgings Ring
Gr5 Forged Titanium Block
Titanium Forgings for Deep-sea Oil
AsmeSb 265 Titanium Alloy Sheet

Titanium Pipe

Titanium pipes are a common mill product used in the manufacture of a wide range of products and applications. From medical implants to large industrial heat exchangers, through to use in aircraft component structures.
Advantages
Low Density
Unlike other metals, titanium incorporates a low weight to high strength ratio. The density of titanium is less than stainless steel, nickel and copper, which makes it easier to work with. Despite having such a low density, the titanium tubes are designed to maintain strength and rigidity, offering suitability for various industrial applications.
Durability
Our products can be tailored to suit your specific requirements. As a transition metal, titanium is renowned for its high strength. We supply the titanium tubes for the motorsport industry where strength, power and performance are of utmost importance.
Corrosion Resistance
The titanium tubes are renowned for their ability to resist corrosion and other impacts. Our titanium tubes are manufactured to suit highly corrosive environments, allowing you to maintain a high-quality appearance. Titanium is resistant to corrosion meaning that it suits various outdoor applications and can ultimately prevent rust.
Chemical Resistance
Titanium tubes are not only able to resist corrosion; they’re designed to withstand chemical components too. We supply the titanium tubes in an assortment of grades, ranging from Grade 1 to 12. The titanium tubes we provide are designed to perform effectively, suiting various applications. Incorporating a flexible design and kink resistance; it’s no surprise our titanium tubes are so popular. Your products are protected from chemicals and acids.
Heat Transfer
When it comes to thermal conductivity, you cannot go wrong with the titanium tubes. Our titanium supplies work well under extreme temperatures and pressures so you needn’t worry about getting the most out of your equipment. Whether you’re looking for titanium to suit applications of power generation or sporting equipment, our products are guaranteed to accommodate your specific needs and wants. They’re also suitable for the marine and nuclear industry, where high efficiency is required.
High Performance
We cut all tubes to length and ensure that they’re tailored to suit your unique needs. Titanium is a metal that combines high strength with low density to perform exceptionally well under pressure. As a material of choice, titanium is guaranteed to offer protection when transferring liquids at high speeds.
Efficiency
The titanium tubes that we supply incorporate an oxide coating which forms when the metal is exposed to air at elevated temperatures. In addition to this, the titanium tubes that we supply offer low thermal expansion, preventing any weakening or deformation. You’ll find that the titanium tubes are cost-efficient, they each provide you with the best value for your money.

Titanium Bar

A titanium bar is a metal bar that is specially crafted from Titanium Orch. Titanium is a very lightweight, sleek, and durable metal and is used widely in the manufacturing industries to make products durable, sleek, and long-lasting.
Advantages
Strong and Durable
Titanium round bars are widely used in various industrial applications due to their excellent strength and durability. They are corrosion-resistant and can withstand high temperatures, making them an ideal choice for use in harsh environments. In addition, titanium round bars are lightweight, which makes them easy to handle and transport.
High Strength-to-Weight Ratio
Another benefit of using titanium round bars is their high strength-to-weight ratio. This means that they are stronger than many other materials of the same weight. This makes them ideal for use in applications where weight is a critical factor, such as in the aerospace industry.
Resistant to Fatigue
Another advantage of using titanium round bars is their excellent resistance to fatigue. This means that they can withstand repeated loading and unloading without experiencing any significant deformation or damage. This makes them an ideal choice for use in applications where cyclic loading is a concern, such as in the automotive industry.
Resistant to Corrosion
Titanium round bars are also highly resistant to corrosion. This makes them ideal for use in applications where exposure to corrosive environments is a concern. They are commonly used in the marine industry, where they are exposed to saltwater, and in the chemical industry, where they are exposed to corrosive chemicals.

Titanium Plate

Titanium plates are blocks of pure form titanium metal that are thicker than 0.25 inches and are prepared to be used in secondary fabrication processes.
Advantages
Titanium is highly resistant to chemical attack and has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. These unique properties make Titanium plates suitable for a wide range of applications. It’s stiffness to weight ratio as steel is similar to steel meaning it can be used as a substitute where weight is an important consideration. This is well highlighted in aviation where its use in landing gear and compressor fans has drastically improved thrust to weight ratios. Titanium is highly recyclable which reduces the costs involved in its production. Its inertness means that it can survive weathering and consequentially has a lower lifetime cost that other metals used in architecture and construction.

Titanium Wire

Titanium wire is typically used in the chemical processing industry and anodized for hanging parts or components or when an item requires being tied down. Our Titanium wire is also great for racking systems that require strong materials.
Advantages
Durability and Strength
Titanium wire is known for its exceptional strength, making it ideal for use in the aerospace industry. Compared to other materials like stainless steel, titanium wire is stronger and more durable; it also has a high resistance to corrosion, fatigue, and heat, and it can maintain this strength even under extreme temperatures. With such durability, titanium wire is suitable for aircraft components requiring excellent mechanical properties.
Lightweight
Another advantage of using titanium wire in the aerospace industry is its lightweight nature. Compared to other metals typically used in the industry, titanium wire offers a much lower density, which makes it a perfect choice for components that need to be lightweight. This is particularly useful in the aerospace industry, where reducing the overall weight of an aircraft can improve fuel economy and increase efficiency.
High Machinability
The high machinability of titanium wire is another benefit that makes it popular in the aerospace industry. Being a soft metal, titanium wire is easier to shape, forming complex geometries that would otherwise be difficult to achieve with other materials. This capability makes creating customized parts for a specific aircraft possible, reducing the time and cost of manufacturing aircraft parts.
Temperature Stability
When it comes to aircraft components, stability under various temperatures is essential. Titanium wire has a low coefficient of thermal expansion to maintain its shape and size even as temperature changes. This makes titanium wire particularly useful in high-temperature applications or aircraft components subject to sudden and extreme temperature fluctuations.
Resistant to Corrosion
Corrosion is one of the most significant challenges in the aerospace industry, as it can cause structural failure of important aircraft components. Titanium wire is an excellent choice for components exposed to corrosive chemicals or saltwater environments since it boasts a high corrosion resistance.

 

Processing of Titanium
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Extraction
At the start of production, the manufacturer receives titanium concentrates from mines. While rutile can be used in its natural form, ilmenite is processed to remove the iron so that it contains at least 85% titanium dioxide. These materials are put in a fluidized-bed reactor along with chlorine gas and carbon. The material is heated to 1,652°F (900°C) and the subsequent chemical reaction results in the creation of impure titanium tetrachloride (TiCl4) and carbon monoxide. Impurities are a result of the fact that pure titanium dioxide is not used at the start. Therefore the various unwanted metal chlorides that are produced must be removed.
Purification
The reacted metal is put into large distillation tanks and heated. During this step, the impurities are separated using fractional distillation and precipitation. This action removes metal chlorides including those of iron, vanadium, zirconium, silicon, and magnesium.

Alloy Creation
The pure titanium sponge can then be converted into a usable alloy via a consumable-electrode arc furnace. At this point, the sponge is mixed with the various alloy additions and scrap metal. The exact proportion of sponge to alloy material is formulated in a lab prior to production. This mass is then pressed into compacts and welded together, forming a sponge electrode. The sponge electrode is then placed in a vacuum arc furnace for melting. In this water-cooled, copper container, an electric arc is used to melt the sponge electrode to form an ingot. All of the air in the container is either removed (forming a vacuum) or the atmosphere is filled with argon to prevent contamination. Typically, the ingot is remelted one or two more times to produce a commercially acceptable ingot. In the United States, most ingots produced by this method weigh about 9,000 lb (4,082 kg) and are 30 in (76.2 cm) in diameter. After an ingot is made, it is removed from the furnace and inspected for defects. The surface can be conditioned as required for the customer. The ingot can then be shipped to a finished goods manufacturer where it can be milled and fabricated into various products.

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Production of the Sponge
Next, the purified titanium tetrachloride is transferred as a liquid to a stainless steel reactor vessel. Magnesium is then added and the container is heated to about 2,012°F (1,100°C). Argon is pumped into the container so that air will be removed and contamination with oxygen or nitrogen is prevented. The magnesium reacts with the chlorine producing liquid magnesium chloride. This leaves pure titanium solid since the melting point of titanium is higher than that of the reaction. The titanium solid is removed from the reactor by boring and then treated with water and hydrochloric acid to remove excess magnesium and magnesium chloride. The resulting solid is a porous metal called a sponge.

Byproducts/Waste
During the production of pure titanium a significant amount of magnesium chloride is produced. This material is recycled in a recycling cell immediately after it is produced. The recycling cell first separates out the magnesium metal then the chlorine gas is collected. Both of these components are reused in the production of titanium.

 

 
 
Maintenance Tips for Titanium Products
Grade 1 SurgicalTitanium Wire

Titanium Maintenance & Care

Titanium is one of the coolest metals on earth, but just like any metal, it requires proper care. Titanium is sensitive to oils from your hands and some other elements in the environment, which might seem to discolor or fade the anodized coating, but don’t worry! The anodized coating is just as strong as the metal itself.

Titianium Flat Bar

Cleaning

When you need to clean your titanium parts, you can use cleaner which is specially formulated to safely clean any titanium without hurting the finish. Alternatively, you can wash the part with soapy water and dry with a microfiber towel. We do not recommend using any harsh chemicals like water spot remover, engine degreaser, or brake parts cleaner. You should also never use any type of metal polish or any acidic cleaner since these can both lighten or completely remove the oxidized layer on the part, leaving it colorless.

Gr2 Pure Titanium Strip

Installation

When installing titanium parts, it’s a good idea to wear a set of gloves to keep the oil from your hands off the part. Make sure to clean the part after installation before any heat is applied to ensure the oils are not baked on the part.

Titanium Strip In Coil

Note

Make sure your titanium parts are cool to the touch before attempting to clean them. Spraying water or chemicals on a hot part may cause water spots to appear on the surface, which can be hard to remove without tarnishing the colored finish.

 

 
Ultimate FAQ Guide to Titanium Products

 

Q: What products use titanium?

A: These alloys are mainly used in aircraft, spacecraft and missiles because of their low density and ability to withstand extremes of temperature. They are also used in golf clubs, laptops, bicycles and crutches. Power plant condensers use titanium pipes because of their resistance to corrosion.

Q: What is a titanium pipe used for?

A: A Titanium Piping System is very often specified for highly-corrosive industrial applications and frequently specified in processes where chlorides are a component. Titanium Piping Systems are very well suited to service applications including: Alkaline Media, Inorganic Salt Solutions, etc.

Q: Are titanium pipes safe?

A: Titanium is a biocompatible metal, meaning that it is non-toxic to humans. In addition to this metal exhibiting no toxicity, titanium is a great material for one-hitters and pipes due to its lightweight and heat-resistant nature. The only downside to titanium pipes is that they tend to dent quite easily over time.

Q: How can I tell if a pipe is titanium?

A: Stainless steel is magnetic, so if a magnet sticks to the exhaust, it is likely made from stainless steel. Titanium, on the other hand, is not magnetic, so if the magnet does not stick, it is likely made from titanium.

Q: How do you clean a titanium pipe?

A: We recommend using a solvent or contact cleaner such as WD-40 on the pipe itself and any muffler or outer sleeve. A soft, clean, dry cloth should be used to wipe the system down; microfibre is ideal. A soft and slim “wheel brush” can be used to gently clean inside the exhaust tip to remove any carbon build up.

Q: Does water damage titanium?

A: Some titanium compounds undergo hydrolysis reactions in water, for example titanium chloride. Titanium only reacts with water after its protective titanium oxide surface layer is destroyed. It is therefore water insoluble. Titanium compounds generally are not very water soluble.

Q: Are titanium rods strong?

A: If you're wondering what makes the titanium rod so popular today, you may want to consider its high melting and boiling point. Titanium is as strong as steel and has a great strength to weight ratio! As well as this, the protective Oxide coating resists extreme temperatures, making it so ideal for various applications.

Q: Do titanium rods rust?

A: Being more resistant to rust and corrosion than other metals and metal alloys, common titanium used today has the appearance of not rusting or corroding and is more durable and longer-lasting than other metals.

Q: Is titanium rod better than steel rod?

A: This lower density means that titanium is substantially lighter than steel. The light weight of titanium is good for applications that need the strength of steel in a lighter package, such as use in aircraft parts and other weight-dependent applications.

Q: Are titanium rods good?

A: Referred to as the commercially pure “workhorse”, Grade 2 Titanium Rods provide useful strength for a vast range of applications. To compare Grade 2 with Grade 1 Titanium, Grade 2 is slightly stronger and offers great weldability, strength and ductility which ultimately makes it a prime choice of industries.

Q: Which is better aluminium or titanium?

A: Titanium is the better choice when it comes to strength. Its tensile strength varies from 230 MPa to 1400 MPa compared to aluminum, which has a margin of 90 MPa to 690 MPa. Pure titanium has low power, while pure aluminum is weaker.

Q: What lasts longer titanium or steel?

A: Titanium has good fatigue resistance, meaning it can withstand repeated stress cycles without failure. On the other hand, steel is more susceptible to fatigue cracking and may not be the best choice for these applications.

Q: Why don't we use titanium instead of steel?

A: Steel is widely used in building construction because it is strong, cost-effective, and readily available. While titanium may be used in certain specialized applications where its unique properties are essential, its high cost makes it impractical for widespread use in general building construction.

Q: What is the use of titanium bar?

A: Aerospace Business
In the aerospace sector, titanium grade 5 round bars and sheets are commonly employed. The titanium bar is also used in the building of aeroplane frames. Ti bars are also used as moving components in aircraft engines and propellers. To generate strong, lightweight aerospace alloys, titanium may be alloyed with other elements including aluminum, vanadium, iron, and molybdenum.
Architecture and Art
The titanium bar is popular for sculptures and constructions because of its sturdy, attractive appearance. Especially in skyscrapers, titanium bars and sheets are employed. Buildings can be protected by titanium bars. The leaning tower of Pisa in Italy, for example, is strengthened and supported by titanium.
Biomedical
Titanium is one of the most biocompatible metals on the periodic table, which means that it may be consumed in high amounts without causing harm to the body. Because of its superior wear resistance, flexibility, and hot and cold machinability, titanium is ideal for surgical implants, hip replacements, and dental implants.
Industrial Uses
Titanium is the industry’s top priority because of its long lifespan, light weight, corrosion and heat resistance, and low cost. In the industrial sector, titanium components come in a range of shapes and sizes. Titanium is used in petroleum, mining, power plants, and wastewater treatment plants.

Q: What are titanium sheets used for?

A: The titanium sheet is used by the medical industry because of its high strength to low weight ratio. A titanium plate can also be used for sporting equipment. An example of how the titanium plate can be used for equipment includes golf club heads/drivers.

Q: What is titanium strip?

A: Titanium Strips is available in a Coil form, cut to length, or provided in full Shape length. Titanium alloy strips is typically used in the chemical processing industry and anodized for hanging parts or components or when an item requires being tied down.

Q: Are titanium products prone to wear and tear?

A: Titanium is one of the hardest metals, ranking 6 on the Mohs hardness scale. However, titanium has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any metallic element. It is as strong or stronger than other metals but less dense. Allowing titanium jewelry to be highly resilient to everyday wear and tear.

Q: Why is titanium product so expensive?

A: In addition to its rarity, titanium is also expensive to produce. The process of refining titanium involves several steps, including extraction, purification, and reduction. Each of these steps requires energy-intensive processes and specialized equipment, which add to the overall cost of production.

Q: What is the lifespan of titanium?

A: Other metals and materials typically last 20 years, while titanium pipes have an average lifespan closer to 40 years. Many of the properties that make titanium ideal for power plant condenser pipes also make it an ideal metal nuclear waste storage containers.

Q: Does titanium stay hot?

A: Although titanium remains strong at high temperatures, it doesn't easily dissipate heat, which can cause heat build-up in the metal.

As one of the leading titanium manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy high-grade titanium in stock here from our factory. All customized products are with high quality and competitive price. Contact us for quotation.

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