TA1 Seamless Titanium Alloy Tube TA2 Titanium Alloy Tube Seamless High Pressure Thin-Walled Titanium Tube Customized

TA1 Seamless Titanium Alloy Tube TA2 Titanium Alloy Tube Seamless High Pressure Thin-Walled Titanium Tube Customized

Heat Treatmen

α+β titanium alloy

It is a dual-phase alloy with good comprehensive properties, good structural stability, good toughness, plasticity and high-temperature deformation properties, and can be well processed by hot pressure, and can be quenched and aged to strengthen the alloy. The strength after heat treatment is about 50% to 100% higher than that of the annealed state; the high temperature strength is high, and it can work for a long time at a temperature of 400°C to 500°C, and its thermal stability is inferior to that of α-titanium alloy.

Among the three titanium alloys, α titanium alloy and α+β titanium alloy are the most commonly used; α titanium alloy has the best machinability, followed by α+β titanium alloy, and β titanium alloy is the worst. The code name of α titanium alloy is TA, the code name of β titanium alloy is TB, and the code name of α+β titanium alloy is TC.

Description:

Competitive Advantage:

Our production items: titanium plates, titanium rods, titanium tubes, titanium coils, titanium standard parts, titanium flanges, titanium elbows, titanium coils, titanium grooves and various non-standard titanium products. With advanced equipment, professional perspective, and rigorous testing, we will produce works that satisfy customers. Our philosophy: "integrity-based, strength first, and wholeheartedly for customers", our company adheres to the business philosophy of customer first and service first, and protects the interests of customers with excellent quality, professional technical strength, and skilled teams. With the spirit of stability, development, loyalty, efficiency, unity and innovation, we respect talents and focus on technology, so that customers can continue to benefit.

Application:

Titanium alloys are mainly used to make aircraft engine compressor components, followed by structural parts of rockets, missiles and high-speed aircraft. In the mid-1960s, titanium and its alloys have been used in general industries, such as electrodes for the electrolysis industry, condensers for power stations, heaters for petroleum refining and seawater desalination, and environmental pollution control devices.