Titanium Pipe

Titanium Pipe is a metal pipe made up of Ti alloy. There are commercially pure Ti materials that contain 99% pure titanium and there are others that include other elements to make up the alloy. The Pure Ti Seamless Pipe is highly corrosion resistant and is stronger. It is used in applications where chemical reactions are expected. The material is costly and therefore only used in applications where the other metals could not be used. The commercially pure CP Ti Welded Pipe is produced by hot rolling and welding. These are stronger than the other pipes. They can last longer and they allow welding with minimal effort. The strength and high temperature resistant of the material makes it be used as Ti Exhaust Pipes under high temperatures. There are different grades of ti alloys based on the addition of other materials.

There are about 40 different grades of Ti of which the grade 5 is the most used one. The Ti Alloy ERW Pipes are electric resistant welded and is stronger. The applications of Ti Alloy EFW Pipes include aerospace and aeronautic engineering, chemical plants, medical equipment and implants. The most used pipes are Ti Metal Hollow Pipe types. There are other forms and shapes in use as well. The round shape and the square shaped pipes are very common. The ASTM B861 Ti Metal Square Pipes are used in applications where the bending should not compromise the strength. Mostly, these are used with structural applications. The CP Ti Round Pipes are the most used and it is used in a host of applications. The extraordinary corrosion resistance and the lightweight nature of the material allow it to be used in precision accessories. Most uses are in the military sector because of the high cost but there are applications like the Pure Ti Exhaust Pipes which are not always found in the military.