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Titanium is very strong and boasts a high strength-to-weight ratio. It also has excellent corrosion resistance,

high operating temperatures (up to 1,000°F) and is nontoxic. Machining titanium will be more costly than other metals

such as aluminum due to it being more hard to manufacture and machine.

In terms of appearance, titanium’s color varies depending on how much it has been altered.

It can range from dull gray in raw form to shiny silver when smooth.

• Tolerances down to ±0.0004″ (0.01mm)
• ISO 9001:2015 certiified
• 24/7 engineering support

Titanium Machining Applications

Titanium has range of applications due to its advanced material properties.
Frequently, you’ll find titanium parts in the aerospace, medical, military and marine industries.

• Compressor blades
• Discs
• Airframe and space capsule components
• Surgical equipment
• Pressure vessels

CNC Machining Titanium is Tough! Here are Some Tips and Top Alloys.

Luckily, expert machinists and tooling suppliers have come up with a few key ways to make machining titanium

at least a little bit easier.

3 Useful Tips for Machining Titanium:

Tip 1 – Use the Right Tool

With the growing popularity of titanium, tool designers are coming up with unique solutions for improving the machinability of titanium.

Advanced materials, like heat-resistant titanium aluminum nitride (TiAlN) or titanium carbo-nitride (TiCN) coated tooling, can extend tool

lifetimes. Meanwhile tooling with uneven spacing between cutting edges can disrupt the constructive interference that leads to tool chatter.

Tip 2 – Stabilize Your Setup

Titanium is already prone to causing tool chatter, so anything you can do reduce vibration will make machining titanium easier.

Ensure parts are well-supported and secured to prevent deflection in the workpiece. Use high-quality CNC machines with very stiff tooling arrangements. You can even consider using shorter cutting tools to reduce tool deflection.

Tip 3 – Adjust Cutting Parameters

Machining titanium requires careful temperature management. One of the most obvious ways to keep the workpiece and

tooling cool is to apply consistent, high-pressure coolant directed to the cut area. Blasting the chips out of the cut area also

keeps them from adhering to your machining tools.

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We combine manufacturing expertise with advanced technologies and adherence to quality requirements to bring your ideas to life.

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