GR9 Round Medical Grade Titanium Welded Tube Bending Decoiling

Titanium in the 21st century has emerged as a high-performance metal specified for demanding industrial, medical and commercial applications throughout the world. A wide spectrum of applications verify titanium’s strong global profile: aerospace engine components and structural components built in North America and Europe; desalination systems in the Middle East; modern, high-profile architectural structures in Asia; offshore oil and gas exploration throughout the world; and an array of chemical processing and infrastructure projects in all major international markets.
Further evidence of titanium’s global presence can be found in the recent expansion of metal and sponge production capacity at sites in Russia, China, Japan and the United States. And industry experts from the four corners of the world gather at the annual TITANIUM conference and exhibition, sponsored by the International Titanium Association, bringing news of titanium developments and success stories. Titanium indeed has come of age as a global material of choice.

Titanium alloys used in the manufacture of medical devices, prostheses or artificial organs for implantation in the human body and auxiliary treatment equipment. There are mainly titanium 6 aluminum 4 vanadium, titanium 5 aluminum 2.5 tin and other alloys. They have high specific strength, mechanical properties close to human bone, and their strength is far superior to that of pure titanium. They also have the characteristics of fatigue resistance, corrosion resistance and excellent biocompatibility.