Titanium

Titanium alloy primarily consists of titanium, a naturally occurring robust metal known for its strength and durability, surpassing many other materials in terms of wear resistance. This alloy finds application in sealing stamps and accessories requiring prolonged usage with minimal wear. Additionally, titanium alloys incorporate other elements, leading to various grades based on their compositions. Titanium alloy manufacturers in India produce not only diverse alloy grades but also some with pure titanium for specific purposes, totaling around 40 grades, including three commercially pure titanium grades. The pricing of titanium alloy depends on the grade and specific product, and we provide competitive rates for titanium products. The applications of titanium alloy vary across grades and industries, with grade 5 being the most commonly used. This grade includes additions of iron, oxygen, 5% vanadium, and 4% aluminium, enhancing strength and corrosion resistance, albeit with approximately 60% less thermal conductivity than commercially pure titanium grades. The composition also promotes weldability and fabricability, making it cost-effective and widely utilised in diverse applications such as biomedical implants, vessels, hubs, forgings, airframes, rings, fasteners, discs, blades, and occasionally in aesthetic and household items. The high melting point of titanium alloy, typically at 1678 degrees Celsius, ensures good creep resistance even in elevated temperatures, allowing for use under cryogenic conditions. Grade 23 is particularly favoured for medical implants. We manufacture titanium alloy products in various forms, including bars, rods, pipes, fittings, and more.