Titanium Wire Gr5 ASTM B863 φ3*1000 5KG Titanium Alloy Wire Titanium Welding Wire

Titanium wire is divided into: titanium wire, titanium alloy wire, pure titanium eyewear wire, titanium straight wire, pure titanium wire, titanium wire, titanium wire, titanium hanging wire, titanium disc wire, titanium bright wire, medical titanium wire, titanium nickel alloy wire.

The titanium wire forms a stable carbide of higher hardness with carbon. The growth of the carbonized layer between titanium and carbon is determined by the diffusion rate of titanium in the carbonized layer.Only under very thin layer thickness conditions, in vacuum or in an argon-methane atmosphere, it is possible to form a sufficient adhesive strength of the carbonized powder compared with gas carburizing agent, it is possible to form a particularly hard and cohesive titanium carbide hardening layer.

The properties of titanium are closely related to temperature, morphology and purity. Dense titanium is fairly stable in nature, but powder titanium can cause spontaneous combustion in air. The presence of impurities in titanium significantly affects the physical, chemical, mechanical properties and corrosion resistance of titanium. In particular, some interstitial impurities can distort the crystal lattice of titanium and affect various properties of titanium. At room temperature, the chemical activity of titanium is very small and can react with a few substances such as hydrofluoric acid, but when the temperature increases, the activity of titanium increases rapidly, especially at high temperature, titanium can react violently with many substances. The smelting process of titanium is generally carried out at a high temperature above 800℃, so it must be operated in a vacuum or under the protection of an inert atmosphere.

Main advantages

1. Low Density and High Specification Strength
2. Customer request customization
3. Excellent Corrosion Resistance
4. Good Resistance to Effect of Heat
5. Excellent Bearing to Cryogenics Property
6. Good Thermal Properties
7. Low Modulus of Elasticity