A silvery gray metallic element used especially in alloys (as steel) and combined in refractory materials and in coatings . Light and strong, titanium is used extensively in military aircraft.
A metallic element used to make surgical implants.
A titanium alloy with high strength-to-weight ratio, plus ability to withstand fatigue which provides great consistency.
Titanium's special properties include its lightweight strength, corrosion resistance, shock resistance, high heat transfer, bio-compatibility, and exquisite beauty. Titanium.s potential in high technology and innovative design first emerged with its use in jet aircraft, space satellites, and fine jewelry. Nokia 8910 is the first mobile phone utilizing this extraordinary material.
A very light, durable, hypoallergenic metal of a silvery color. Popular among active people who don't want to worry about scratching their jewelry.
CAS Number: 7440-32-6. A shiny, dark gray metal that is used extensively in industrial applications and in steel and aluminum alloys. Titanium is probably best known for its use in surgical implants. It is also used for treatment of some skin disorders. Chemical formula = Ti. Molecular weight = 47.90 g/mol.
One of the best metals around for body jewelry. This inert, elemental metal is non-reactive and doesn't cause allergic reactions. It is especially suited to large-gauge piercings because it is so light weight.
Titanium is the material that Emerson Knives uses for all of the liners and springs on all of the folding knives. Titanium is impervious to corrosion from anything except the strongest laboratory acids. It has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any usable metal and has all the properties of a natural spring. It is the ultimate material for the applications it is used for in Emerson Knives.
A light, strong, lustrous corrosion resistant metallic element (Ti).
Very hard white metal extracted mainly from ilmenite iron ore.
Space-age metal that is very stiff and super lightweight. Titanium parts and screws may replace standard components to reduce chassis weight - if you can afford it. Not cheap
Incredibly advanced and complex alloy used for handles. Expensive, very lightweight but incredibly strong and resistant to just about everything
A strong very corrosion-resistant white metal. Atomic Number 22 Chemical Symbol "Ti". Melting point 1675oC Extensively used in surgical implants because it is chemically inert. Very light weight, hence its use in the aerospace industry.
Titanium is added to boron steels because it combines with oxygen and nitrogen, thus increasing the effectiveness of boron. Titanium, as titanium nitride, also provides grain size control at elevated temperatures in microalloy steels. In excess, titanium is detrimental to machinability and internal cleanness.
One of the lightest, strongest metals on earth. Used to make top-end watchcases and bracelets. Extremely durable and hypoallergenic.
An extremely strong metal, titanium is a rare metal that is stronger than steel yet can be as light as aluminum. Various alloy mixtures of titanium exist, with the strongest alloys featuring the same weight as aircraft aluminum but a much higher rigidity. Titanium was used by teams such as Ferrari for gearbox casing before carbon gearboxes were proved possible and efficient by B.A.R in 2004.
Club head metal primarily for woods with a higher strength-to-weight ratio than most steel alloys. See also Forged Titanium and 6-4 Titanium.
an ultra-strong metal that is used in electrodes for salt chlorinators and other alternative sanitizing devices and as a copper alternative in some pool or spa water heating equipment.
A metal which is accepted by the body.
a rare, dark gray metallic element.
A silvery gray, light, strong metallic element found combined in ilmenite and rutile and used especially in alloys (as steel) and combined in refractory materials and in coatings.
a light strong gray lustrous corrosion-resistant metallic element used in strong light-weight alloys (as for airplane parts); the main sources are rutile and ilmenite
A metal primarily used for implants and orthodontic wires. Titanium used for implants is medical grade and extremely pure. Studies have shown that it integrates into our bone without any inflammation being detectable, so it is generally regarded as safe.
Lightweight metal used in club construction, allowing for larger club heads.
A metal that is used for some watch cases and bracelets. It is much stronger and lighter than stainless steel. Also known to be hypoallergenic.
An ultra-light metal sometimes used to create watch cases and bands, making them some of the lightest watches available. It is stronger and lighter than steel and is resistant to salt water corrosion.
A strong, lightweight metal that is resistant to corrosion. Titanium is used in the manufacture of strong lightweight alloys, especially for aircraft parts and sometimes mobile phones.
A metal that is used for some watch cases and bracelets. Titanium is much stronger and lighter than stainless steel. Titanium is also hypo-allergenic.
although by some considered an exotic metal it is actually on of the most abundant elements on earth. However, it took scientific advances of modern metallurgy to turn this black sand into useful metal. Commercially pure titanium currently comes in four different grades (1-4), grade four being the finest. Most dental implants are either machined out of commercially pure titanium or an alloy thereof. The most frequently used alloy is Ti Al6V4. This alloy improves the fracture resistance of titanium and does not compromise the osseointegration (see above) into bone.
Material used in clubhead and shaft design which has a higher strength to weight ratio than steel allowing larger and lighter design.
A metal that is stronger and lighter than stainless steel. It is commonly used for watch cases and bracelets.
The metal most frequently used in dental implants. The titanium in implants is generally the pure form of the metal.
A very hard and strong (but rather dull-looking) metal (atomic number 22, symbol Ti) used in the Parker T-1 pen of the 1970s, and in the point and trim of the modern Stipula 22., as well as in the overlay of the Visconti Skeleton. example
A metal that is used for some bracelets and watchcases. Titanium is much stronger and lighter than stainless steel. Titanium is also hypoallergenic.
Titanium and its alloys have very high strength-to-weight ratios. At normal temperatures, they have high resistance to corrosion. Used primarily in aerospace and chemical processing applications.
An elemental metal used for body jewelry much lighter than other metals used in body jewelry. with virtual nickle-free properties, titanium has less incidences of skin allergy than any other metal.
A luminous white metal with charcoal undertones. Titanium jewelry is sometimes purposely oxidized to produce a colorful prismatic effect on its surface. Pure titanium weighs only about a third as much as gold and yet is as hard as steel, rating a 6 on the Mohs hardness scale. Titanium jewelry also is completely hypoallergenic.
Chemical element (symbol Ti), light metal. Thanks to its high strength, low density and high corrosion resistance, titanium and its alloys are valuable in process equipment and aircraft manufacture. Titanium is a widely used alloying metal, e.g. for stabilized steels and high-strength structural steels.
Titanium is mainly used to produce titanium dioxide pigment which is non-toxic, inert and imparts a brilliance and opacity. It is widely used in paints, plastics and paper. It is also used to produce titanium metal which has a high strength to weight ratio, is non-reactive and resistant to oxidation. It is used increasingly in aircraft and space craft. Because it is non-reactive, it is used extensively in surgery.
The "space age" metal, often with a silvery-gray appearance. It is 30% stronger and nearly 50% lighter than steel, making it ideal for watch making, especially sport watch styles. Its resistance to salt water corrosion makes it particularly useful in diver's watches.
A stronger and lighter metal than Stainless Steel and increasingly used to make watches.
one of the lightest and strongest metals on earth and used to make top-end watchcases and bracelets. Titanium is both hypoallergenic and extremely durable.
A strong, white metal that has benefited from recent trends in sports watches which require sturdier materials. Titanium is 30% stronger than steel, corrosion resistant, and very light. However, unless treated with a protective shield, it can scratch easily.
a bio-compatible metal used in medical implants and body jewelry. It can be anodized (link to anodized) to add colors.
in golf clubs, a metal made of a mixture of titanium, aluminum and vanadium; also known as 6-4 titanium or alpha beta titanium.
nonferrous metal with high tensile strength that is light-weight and resistant to corrosion. Often used for knife liners or handle material. Unlike stainless steel knives, titanium knives are almost completely rust proof and corrosion resistant because they contain no carbon. Titanium steel knives require almost no sharpening or maintenance, because they will hold an edge for a very long time.
A type of metal alloy that is very strong. Eyeglasses made of titanium are lightweight, durable and often hypoallergenic.
A metallic element that has been used mainly in industry, but also used in some jewelry because of the range of colors it produces when heated.
metallic element used in some jewelry because of the range of colors it produces when heated. Aircraft quality Titanium Rings at Zulumoon are very affordable..
a type of metal that is lighter in weight than steel and stronger. Titanium is used mainly in drivers and fairway woods; its light weight allows manufacturers to make larger club heads without increasing the weight. Because of its strength it can also be rolled very thin when making clubs.
a type of metal used to create some types of dental implants.
A strong, lightweight metal sometimes used in making springs.
A very ductile and malleable white metal that is used in aviation, aerospace, etc. because of its high strength and light weight.
Small amounts added to steel contribute to its soundness and give a finer grain size. In austenitic stainless steels it acts as a carbide stabilizer and is used to prevent intercrystalline corrosion, commonly termed "weld decay". Titanium carbide is also used with tungsten carbide in the manufacture of hard metal tools.
A silvery or dark-colored metallic chemical element used in the manufacture of submersibles, aircraft, satellites, and other items.
A non-ferrous metal with high tensile strength is light-weight and resistant to corrosion. Often used for handle material or knife liners.
A metallic element that has been used mainly in industry because of its lightness, strength and high melting point, but has in recent years been used in some jewellery, owing to the attractive range of colours that it acquires by being heated.
Metal used in lightweight shafts and in golf balls.
Metallic element, Ti. Atomic number 22, atomic mass 47.90, density 4.54 g/cm3 and melting point 1,668 °C. Similar colour to steel. Relatively common in the earth's crust. In alloyed form, titanium is being used increasingly in the ceramic, aircraft and aerospace industries. Its biocompatible properties enable it to be used in prostheses inserted during surgery. The ability of titanium to establish direct contact with bone tissue is well-documented. Also the name of the plant Saturn's largest moon. The Titans were an ancient family of gods in Greek mythology, the children of Uranus and Gaia.
A "space age" metal, often having a silver-gray appearance. Because it is 30 percent stronger and nearly 50 percent lighter than steel, it has been increasingly used in watch making, especially sport watch styles. Its resistance to salt water corrosion makes it particularly useful in diver's watches . Since it can be scratched easily, some manufacturers use a patented-coating to resist scratching. Titanium is also hypoallergenic.
A metallic element found naturally in many clays. It is used in glazes to produce a crystalline effect.
A white metallic element, melting point 1660°C (3020°F), having a high strength-to-weight ratio; useful in aircraft parts.
A metal which is the basis for the pigment, titanium dioxide.
A strong, lightweight metal that is resistant to corrosion. Titanium is used in the manufacture of strong lightweight alloys, especially for aircraft parts. It is also used in some mobile devices, such as the Nokia 8910.
Metallic element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22. Titanium is a light, yet strong, metal.
Titanium (IPA: ) is a chemical element; in the periodic table it has the symbol Ti and atomic number 22. It is a light, strong, lustrous, corrosion-resistant (including resistance to sea water and chlorine) transition metal with a white-silvery-metallic color. Titanium can be alloyed with other elements such as iron, aluminium, vanadium, molybdenum and others, to produce strong lightweight alloys for aerospace (jet engines, missiles, and spacecraft), military, industrial process (chemicals and petro-chemicals, desalination plants, pulp and paper), automotive, agri-food, medical (prostheses), sporting goods, and other applications.