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1 Medical titanium material
Titanium 6AL4V and 6AL4V ELI, alloys made of 6% Aluminum and 4% Vanadium, are the most common types of titanium used in medicine. Because of its harmonizing factor with the human body, these titanium alloys are popularly used in medical procedures, as well as in body piercings. Also known as Gr. 5 and Gr. 23, these are some of the most familiar and readily available types of titanium in the world.Medical Grade Titanium

Ti-6Al-4V and Ti-6Al-4V ELI offer greater fracture-resistance when used in dental implants. The implant procedure begins with the insertion of a titanium screw into the jaw. The screw resembles and acts like the root of the tooth. After an allotted amount of time has passed for the bone to have grown into the medical grade titanium screw, a fake tooth is connected to the implant.

Titanium is a chemical element, the chemical symbol Ti, atomic number 22, is a silver-white transition metal, characterized by light weight, high strength, metallic luster, but also has good corrosion resistance (including seawater, king water and chlorine). Because of its stable chemical properties, good resistance to high temperature, low temperature, strong acid, strong alkali, as well as high strength, low density, has been praised as "space metal." Titanium was discovered by Gregor in Cornwall, England, in 1791 and named after the Greek mythical Titan by Clapert. Titanium is widely used in the medical field. Titanium is close to human bones and has good biocompatibility and non-toxic side effects on human tissue. Human implants are special functional materials closely related to human life and health. Compared with other metal materials,.
The advantages of using titanium and titanium alloys mainly include the following:
1. Light weight
2 . Low elastic modulus
3. Non-magnetic
4 . Non-toxic
5 . Corrosion resistance
6 . High strength, good toughness
The amount of titanium alloy used in surgical implants is increasing at a rate of 5%-7% per year. The use of titanium and titanium alloy manufactured femoral bones, hips, tibia, skull, knee, elbow, shoulder, palm finger, jaw and cardiodeterus membrane, kidney membrane, vascular dilater, splints, prosthesis, fastening screws and other hundreds of metal parts transplanted into the human body, achieved good results, has been highly rated by the medical community.

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