Why Titanium?

It’s Strong, Light & Resistant to Corrosion

Titanium is being increasingly used in our modern society. It is strong, light and corrosion-resistant. These properties allow it to be used in the aerospace industry, building industry, sports goods industry and as implants in a number of surgical procedures.

Steel is dense, hard and magnetic. Titanium on the otherhand is light, low-density and resistant to corrosion.

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Lower Density & Hardness

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Lower Electric Conductivity

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Lower Thermal Conductivity

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Higher Strength-to-Weight Ratio

High Strength

Pure titanium is characterised for its specific strength, reaching up to 590 MPa tensile strength. In alloy form, this strength extends dramatically up to 1250 MPa.

Lightweight

Titanium atoms are relatively light, and their electron shell is moderately wide, which means that fewer atoms can be packed into a fixed volume.

Non Corrosive

Pure titanium readily reacts with oxygen, it naturally produces an oxide film that gives itself protection against corrosive materials and environments.

High Strength

One of the most notable advantages of titanium is its strength. It’s among the strongest and most durable metals on the planet, which is why it’s used in so many industrial applications. In fact, titanium has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any metallic element on the periodic table!

Industrial Applications

Chemical Processing

Architectural Applications

Automotive Industries

Lightweight

Titanium has a relatively low-density when compared to other metals. It weighs about 4.5x as much as water; while iron and steel are 8x; and gold is 19x. Titanium atoms are relatively light, and their electron shell is moderately wide, which means that fewer atoms can be packed into a fixed volume.

Aerospace

Aeronautical

Recreational

Sports Industry

Corrosion Resistant

Titanium is naturally resistant to corrosion. When titanium is initially exposed to oxygen, it develops a thin layer of oxide, which protects the rest of the metal. Titanium alloys such as Titanium Grade 12 has 0.3% molybdenum and 0.8% nickel for a superior level of protection against corrosion.

Marine

Medical

Chemical Processing

Desalination

At the Bangalore Air Show, we got a contract from Boeing, and we’re already supplying jet engine components to Rolls Royce. Both of these are titanium-based, not steel.

Baba Kalyani

Chairman and Managing Director — Bharat Forge Limited

We are now able to 3D print in 200 different materials — from titanium to rubber, plastic, glass, ceremic, leathers and even chocolate.

Peter Diamandis

Founder and Chairman — X Prize Foundation

Nothing scares me, because I used to think I was indestructible. Now I know I’m indestructible, not to mention my spine is indestructible. It’s all titanium.

Jason Priestley

Actor — Beverly Hills, 90210