Titanium Knowledge

How to measure fasteners(bolts, screws)? Measuring Fastener Diameter For most types of fasteners, the diameter is measured on the outside of the threads. Note: US diameters under 1/4” are ...

Metric vs. SAE(Inch) Threads Metric vs. SAE(Inch) Threads.The major difference between metric and SAE(Inch) is in how threads are specified. When it comes to fasteners that use threading, an extra...

Tightening Torque Recommendations for Titanium Bolts Tightening moment “M” for Titanium GRADE 5 and Aluminum 7075 Bolts Bolt diameter Titan. GR5 M (Nm) Al 7075 M (Nm) M3 1.73 0.75 ...

Commercially pure titanium (CP-Ti) versus titanium alloy (Ti6Al4V)   Titanium is available on the market as pure titanium and titanium alloy.   Pure titanium has a crystalline s...

Standard Specification for Titanium Bars Titanium bar has good physical and chemical properties, low density, light weight du, nonmagnetic, high intensity, good corrosion resistance, it has good m...

Titanium Grade Overview Titanium Grades, Properties and Applications The following is an overview of the most common commercial pure titanium and titanium alloy grades, their properties, advantag...

Production process of traditional titanium bar The traditional process of titanium bar is to cast spongy titanium into ingot, and then produce the bar by forging and rolling. Spongy titanium is th...

What is the chemical composition of titanium? Titanium is a metal that contains a mixture of titanium and other chemical elements. Titanium is a chemical element with atomic number 22 which means t...

Titanium Production Process Titanium is the fourth most abundant metallic element in the Earth’s crust. It is found naturally, generally in chemical combination with oxygen and iron.   ...

Titanium was discovered by British chemist Reverend William Gregor in 1791. In 1793, a German chemist, M. Klaproth also discovered it independently. The name comes from the Greek mythology of t...