Titanium sheet is an important metal material with various unique characteristics and a wide range of applications. The following is a detailed introduction to titanium sheets:

Features:

Lightweight and High Strength: Titanium sheet has the characteristics of high strength and low density, making it an excellent lightweight and high-strength material.

Corrosion resistance: Titanium sheets have good corrosion resistance and can resist corrosion from various media such as acid, alkali, salt, etc., extending their service life.

Biocompatibility: Titanium sheets have good biocompatibility with human tissues and do not cause rejection reactions, making them widely used in fields such as medical devices and artificial joints.

Thermal conductivity: Titanium sheets have excellent thermal conductivity, which can quickly transfer heat, ensure uniform heating, and improve work efficiency.

Non electromagnetic: Titanium sheets do not generate magnetic fields and are not affected by magnetic fields, making them widely used in high-precision fields such as electronics and aerospace.

Excellent high-temperature performance: Titanium sheets have good high-temperature resistance and are not prone to softening, oxidation, and other phenomena in high-temperature environments, maintaining stable mechanical properties.

Easy to process performance: Titanium sheets are easy to process into various shapes, can meet various needs, and are not prone to deformation, cracking, and other problems.

Thickness range:

The thickness range of titanium sheets is very wide, ranging from extremely thin 0.1mm to thicker ones of several millimeters or even thicker. Specifically, it can be divided into titanium foil (thickness less than or equal to 0.1mm), titanium thin plate (thickness less than 4.76mm), titanium medium plate (thickness between 4.76-25.4mm), and thick plate (thickness greater than 25.4mm).

Application areas:

Aerospace: Used for manufacturing aircraft, missiles, spacecraft and other components and structures, such as fuselage shells, combustion chambers, engine components, etc.

Automotive industry: used for manufacturing body panels, exhaust systems, suspension systems, etc., to reduce body weight, improve overall performance and fuel economy of automobiles.

Chemical industry: used for manufacturing chemical equipment, storage tanks, pipelines, etc. to withstand corrosive media such as concentrated sulfuric acid and saltwater.

Medical devices: used for manufacturing orthopedic implants, artificial joints, dental implants, and other medical devices.

Submarines and marine engineering: used to manufacture submarine shells, marine oil well equipment, etc., to resist seawater corrosion.

Electronic technology: used to manufacture casings and heat dissipation components for electronic devices.

Daily necessities: used for making high-end daily necessities such as watches, eyeglass frames, pens, etc.

Other fields: It is also widely used in shipbuilding, petrochemicals, food processing, military equipment and other fields.

Manufacturing process:

The main steps include material preparation, rough machining of titanium plates, heat treatment of titanium plates, precision machining of titanium plates, surface treatment, testing and quality control, packaging, and delivery.

In summary, titanium sheets play an important role in multiple industries due to their unique characteristics and wide range of applications.