Introduction

Titanium rods are primary materials used in producing titanium alloys and titanium metal products. They feature low density, high strength, and exceptional corrosion resistance, making them ideal for demanding environments.

They are extensively used in:

Aerospace industry – for aircraft structural components and rocket nozzles.

Chemical industry – as catalyst carriers and electrolyte purification devices.

Mechanical industry – as heat exchangers and condenser materials.

Specifications

Applications

1. Cold drawing into rods, lathes, or foils.

2. Manufacturing of titanium sponge and fibre products.

3. Chemical catalyst carrier or electrolyte purification media.

4. High-melting-point filler material for welding (up to 3727°C).

5. Fabrication of refractory and high-temperature-resistant plastics.

6. Used as a steelmaking deoxidiser and desulfurizer.

7. Components for high-temperature furnaces and refractory linings.

8. Nuclear reactor control rods and atomic reactor parts.

9. Aerospace parts, such as engine blades and rocket nozzles.

10. Medical implants, including artificial joints.

11. Used in semiconductor devices and heat-resistant glass production.

12. Uranium extraction containers for seawater processing.