Common Uses of Titanium Bars

Titanium Grade 2 round bars are very lightweight, resistant to corrosion and robust, which is why they are used in many applications. Specific uses of titanium bars are given below:

Aerospace Industry

Titanium grade 5 round bars and sheets are widely used in the aerospace industry. The titanium bar is also utilized in aircraft frame structures. Ti bars are also used for moving parts of aircraft engines and propellers. Titanium can be alloyed with aluminum, vanadium, iron, and molybdenum, among other elements, to produce strong, lightweight aerospace alloys (jet engines, missiles, and spacecraft).

Laptop Computer

Laptop manufacturers use the ti bar because of its bright, sleek and shiny feel. Apple uses a titanium bar in the body of PowerBook laptops. Laptop manufacturers use titanium in a variety of laptop manufacturing processes. The laptop industry is the largest consumer of ti bars.

Armor

Titanium grade 1 bars are very lightweight and high strength bars which is why the armor producers use titanium bars in the production process to make the armor lightweight and easy to wear. Armor manufacturers use titanium bars in a variety of applications to minimize weight and make goods sturdier.

Art and Architecture

The robust, elegant look of the ti bar makes it a popular choice for sculptures and structures. Titanium bars and sheets are particularly used in skyscrapers. Titanium bars are used to protect buildings. For example, titanium is used to strengthen and support the Pisa leaning tower in Italy.

Industrial Applications

The industrial applications of titanium are very wide.  The longevity, lightweight, corrosion and heat resistance properties and cost-effectiveness of titanium make it the industry’s top priority. A wide variety of titanium components are used in the industrial sector. Petroleum, mining, power plants, and treatment plants use titanium.