Titanium and titanium alloys have in a relatively short time become backbone materials

Titanium and titanium alloys have in a relatively short time become backbone materials for the aerospace, energy and chemical industries. This is because titanium has a number of advantages, for example: excellent corrosion resistance. As a building material, titanium is free from pitting corrosion crevice corrosion or stress corrosion cracking. In addition, titanium possesses high strength when alloyed with additional metals and elements; this can produce the desired level of strength or ductility – titanium is just as strong as steel. And titanium is very thin, conductive oxide surface film; hard, smooth surface that limits adhesion of foreign materials. Titanium plate offers unsurpassable strength and corrosion resistance for demanding projects.