Heat Exchangers: Titanium’s properties, in particular its virtual immunity to corrosion in salt, brackish or polluted waters, lead to extremely reliable, highly efficient, cost competitive heat exchangers. Titanium is available in welded and seamless tubing in many alloy grades for shell/tube exchangers, or in pressed form for plate and frame exchangers. Thinner walls coupled with its surface characteristics promote excellent heat transfer.

Power Generation: The use of Ti 6Al-4V for turbine blades has been proven to increase the efficiency and life of low pressure steam turbines while decreasing downtime and maintenance. CP titanium thin wall condenser tubing is used extensively in power plants, because it can be specified without a corrosion allowance and has a virtually unlimited life, well past the life of the condenser or plant.

Fasteners/Bolts: Due to its properties such as mechanical and corrosion resistance, low density and absolutely biocompatibility make titanium the ideal metal for fastener/rivets in many industrial areas such as galvanic, chemical, food industry, automotive, aerospace, sports equipments, marine applications, architectural.

Armor/Armament: The application of titanium in ballistic armor is focused on two areas: armoured vehicles and ordnance, and personal armor. On tanks and ground vehicles, titanium reduces weight to enhance airlift transportability and fighting force mobility. In comparison to traditional rolled homogenous armor, titanium offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, good ballistic properties and multi-hit-capacity corrosion resistance and weldability/machinability. In personal armor, titanium’s toughness, light weight and low modulus combine to offer protection with less discomfort.

Food and Pharmaceutical: Titanium demonstrates excellent corrosion resistance, not only to various food products and pharmaceutical chemicals, but also to the cleaning agents utilized. Titanium can also eliminate the problems of metal contamination.