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Titanium

AEROSPACE TITANIUM GRADES

Titanium is a popular metal in the aerospace industry because it has many useful qualities. It is strong and lightweight, which is important for building aircraft and spacecraft. It is also resistant to corrosion and can withstand extreme temperatures. These properties make it a good choice for use in many different parts of an aircraft or spacecraft, such as the structure, engines, and other mechanical systems.

One of the main benefits of using titanium is that it helps to reduce the weight of the vehicle. This is important because it can make the aircraft or spacecraft more fuel efficient. Titanium is also strong, so it can handle a lot of force and stress. It is also resistant to corrosion, which means it won’t break down or wear out easily when it is exposed to harsh conditions.

Overall, titanium is a valuable material in the aerospace industry because it has many useful qualities. It is strong, lightweight, and resistant to corrosion and extreme temperatures. These properties make it a good choice for use in many different parts of an aircraft or spacecraft.

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ROUND BAR

Titanium Round Bar diameters range from 0.125″ to 14.00″ diameter.
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FLAT BAR

Titanium Flat Bar comes in a variety of thicknesses and widths. For more information please request a quote.
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PLATE

Titanium Plate Thickness ranges from 0.1875″ to 6.50″ Thick.
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SHEET

Titanium Sheet Thicknesses range from 0.002″ to .150″ Thick.
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