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Titanium Applications and Product Forms: Where Titanium Is Used

Where titanium is used, and in what form. This guide covers titanium applications across seven industries, the mill product forms – plate, bar, tube, foil and wire – machined and fabricated components, and sintered porous parts such as PTL plates and filter cartridges, plus how to choose grade and form for a given duty.

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What Is Titanium? Properties, Grades and How It Is Made

Titanium is a silver-grey transition metal with atomic number 22, a density of 4.51 g/cm3 and outstanding corrosion resistance. This guide explains what titanium is, the four properties that set it apart, how the Kroll process turns ilmenite into sponge and ingot, what commercially pure and alloy grades mean, and how titanium compares with stainless steel, aluminium and copper.

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