High-Strength Titanium Pipe for Industrial Use

Types of Titanium Tubing 

Seamless Titanium Tubing 
As the name suggests, seamless titanium tubing has no seams, joints, or welds in its body. As a result, they are able to withstand the pressure of precision liquids and gases because they are strong in all directions. While welded tubes are available in a wider selection of sizes and shapes, seamless titanium tubes typically have higher strength and pressure resistance.

Welded Titanium Tubing 
Welding is used in the manufacturing of titanium tubing to extend the length of the tube or to keep its shape intact. The oxide layer must be removed before welding titanium tubing, just as it is with aluminum and stainless steel.

Advantages of Titanium Tubing
-    LOW DENSITY: Titanium has a high strength to low weight ratio. It is less dense than copper, nickel, and stainless steel, so it is easier to handle. Despite its low density, titanium tubing maintains good strength and stiffness for industrial applications.
-    DURABILITY: Titanium is a transition metal and its high strength makes it ideal for motorsports, where performance, power, and strength are key.
-    CORROSION RESISTANCE: Titanium tubing resists corrosion caused by liquids such as water and oil. It also resists high temperatures in its natural state.
-    CHEMICAL RESISTANCE: Titanium tubing resists chemicals and organic solvents.
-    HEAT TRANSFER: Titanium tubing performs well at high temperatures and pressures due to its excellent thermal conductivity. It is used in the production of heat exchangers.