Titanium-Copper-Titanium Explosive Clad Plates with 900 MPa Tensile Strength and 400 W/m·K Thermal Conductivity

Explosive welding utilizes controlled detonation energy to create a permanent metallurgical bond between titanium and copper layers, ensuring superior interface strength and material integrity.

Titanium outer layers provide outstanding corrosion resistance in aggressive environments including seawater, chemical processing, and marine applications. Copper core enhances overall corrosion protection.

Copper core delivers excellent thermal conductivity (approximately 400 W/m·K), enabling efficient heat transfer while titanium layers maintain structural stability at elevated temperatures.

Copper layer provides superior electrical conductivity (approximately 58 MS/m), ensuring reliable electrical connections while titanium surfaces resist environmental degradation.

Titanium layers contribute high strength-to-weight ratio (tensile strength up to 900 MPa), while copper core provides ductility and impact resistance.

• Marine Industry: Ship hulls, propellers, offshore platforms, and seawater-exposed structures
• Aerospace Components: Engine parts, structural elements requiring strength and corrosion resistance
• Electrical Systems: Busbars, electrical connectors, grounding systems in corrosive environments
• Chemical Processing: Equipment, piping systems, and reactors handling corrosive chemicals
• Heat Exchangers: Power generation, petrochemical, and refrigeration systems requiring thermal efficiency and corrosion resistance

• Superior bond strength through explosive welding metallurgy
• Balanced combination of thermal, electrical, and mechanical properties
• Extended service life in corrosive operating environments
• Customizable thickness ratios for specific application requirements
• Reduced maintenance and replacement costs through enhanced durability