Titanium Discs Gr2 φ65*26 ASTM B381 Titanium Forging

Titanium is a chemical element and a silver transition metal. It is characterized by light weight, high strength, metallic luster and good corrosion resistance. Because of its stable chemical properties, good high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance, strong acid resistance, strong alkali resistance, high strength and low density, it is known as "space metal".
Titanium is considered a rare metal because it is dispersed in nature and difficult to extract. Titanium can be melted into alloys with other elements such as iron, aluminum, vanadium or molybdenum to produce high-strength light alloys. It is widely used in various fields, including aerospace, military, industrial procedures, automobiles, agricultural food, medicine, kitchen utensils, sporting goods, jewelry and mobile phones.
The two most useful properties of titanium are corrosion resistance and the highest strength to weight ratio in metals. Because of its high melting point, small specific gravity, high specific strength, good toughness, fatigue resistance, corrosion resistance, low thermal conductivity, high and low temperature tolerance, and low stress under rapid cooling and hot conditions, its commercial value began to be recognized in the 1950s and applied to aviation, aerospace and other high-tech fields. With the continuous promotion to chemical, petroleum, electric power, seawater desalination, construction, daily necessities and other industries, titanium has been paid more and more attention. It is known as "modern metal" and "strategic metal". It is an indispensable strategic material to improve the level of national defense equipment.

Features
1. Low density and high specification strength
2. Excellent corrosion resistance
3. Good heat resistance
4. excellent low temperature resistance.
5. Non-magnetic and non-toxic
6. Good thermal performance
7. Low elastic modulus
8. Good toughness and light weight
9. High acid-base resistance
10. Resistance to high temperature, low temperature, etc