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Titanium

Engineering Excellence in Titanium

At GESmaterials, we take pride in delivering excellence in every piece of titanium we supply. With deep experience in advanced materials, we provide titanium products known for strength, durability, and precision. Our materials are trusted across industries — from aerospace and medical devices to chemical processing and engineering applications — where performance truly matters.

Driven by innovation and customer focus, GESmaterials continues to refine our manufacturing and sourcing processes to ensure consistent quality and reliable lead times. Whether you need titanium bars, sheets, wires, or custom components, our team is ready to provide the right solution for your specific requirements.

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About Titanium (Ti)

Symbol: Ti
Atomic Number: 22
Atomic Weight: 47.87
Element Category: Transition Metal

Titanium is a strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant metal with a distinctive silver-gray appearance. It combines high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent corrosion resistance, and outstanding biocompatibility, making it one of the most versatile engineering materials.With a melting point of 1668°C, titanium maintains its strength even at elevated temperatures. It resists corrosion from seawater, acids, and chlorides, making it ideal for use in aerospace, chemical processing, marine, and medical industries.

Key Properties of Titanium

  • High Strength-to-Weight Ratio – Titanium is as strong as steel but nearly 45% lighter, making it ideal for aerospace and high-performance applications.
  • Excellent Corrosion Resistance – It resists oxidation and corrosion in seawater, acids, and chlorine environments.
  • High Melting Point – With a melting point of 1668°C, titanium maintains strength and stability even under extreme heat.
  • Biocompatibility – Non-toxic and non-reactive, titanium is widely used in medical implants and surgical instruments.
  • Non-Magnetic and Low Thermal Expansion – Titanium remains stable in magnetic-sensitive environments and under temperature changes.
  • Good Ductility and Weldability – Easy to form, machine, and weld while retaining mechanical integrity.

Applications of Titanium

Titanium is widely used across industries for its lightweight, high strength, and corrosion resistance. Key applications include:

  • Aerospace – Engine components, airframes, and structural parts.
  • Food & Agriculture – Equipment that requires non-toxic, corrosion-resistant materials.
  • Medical – Prosthetics, surgical instruments, and implants.
  • Telecommunications – Components in mobile phones, satellites, and network equipment.
  • Oil & Gas – Deep-sea drilling, pipelines, and corrosive environment equipment.
  • Automotive – High-performance engine parts and lightweight structural components.
  • Marine Engineering – Propeller shafts, rigging, and seawater-handling equipment.
  • Sports & Recreation – High-end bicycle frames, sports equipment, and performance parts.

Frequently Asked Questions About Titanium

Q: Is titanium magnetic?

No. Titanium is non-magnetic, making it suitable for sensitive electronic and medical applications.

Yes. Titanium is fully recyclable without losing its key properties, making it an eco-friendly material.

Yes. Titanium can be welded using proper techniques, and it retains its strength and corrosion resistance after welding.

Q: How does titanium compare to steel and aluminum?

Titanium combines high strength with low weight, unlike steel, and offers better corrosion resistance and higher temperature performance than aluminum, making it ideal for demanding applications.

When designing with titanium, consider the material grade and alloy, mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, temperature performance, fabrication and welding methods, weight and structural design, cost, and any regulatory or biocompatibility requirements. Proper planning ensures titanium parts are strong, durable, and suitable for their intended application.

 We are dedicated to supplying high-quality, stable products, including refractory metals, deposition materials (sputtering target & evaporation materials), rare earth elements, permanent magnets, and advanced ceramic products.

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