Pure titanium is a silver-white metal known for its lightweight and high-strength properties. With a density of 4.54g/cm3, it is 43% lighter than steel while maintaining comparable mechanical strength. It features a high melting point of 1942K, making it significantly more heat-resistant than gold or steel.

• Classification: Titanium wire, alloy wire, pure titanium glasses wire, welding wire, medical titanium wire, and nickel-titanium alloy (SMA) wire.
• Specifications: Available from φ0.2mm to φ8.0mm depending on the application (hangers, glasses, or industrial).
• Standards: Compliance with GB/T, GJB, AWS, ASTM, AMS, and JIS.
• Surface Finish: Pickled or bright surface options available.

• High Strength: Titanium alloy density is only 60% of steel, yet some alloys exceed the strength of structural steels.
• Corrosion Resistance: Superior to stainless steel in seawater and humid atmospheres; resistant to pitting and acid corrosion.
• Thermal Stability: Can operate continuously at 450-500°C, maintaining high specific strength where aluminum alloys would fail.
• Low Temperature Performance: Maintains plasticity and mechanical properties even at ultra-low temperatures (-253°C).
• High Chemical Activity: Strong reactions with oxygen and nitrogen at high temperatures to form protective layers.

With over 18 years of specialized experience in alloy production, the facility has evolved from resistance alloys to advanced high-temperature alloys, Inconel, Monel, Hastelloy, and Nickel-based products. Modernized management and advanced equipment ensure consistent quality for global trade.