TITANIUM & NICKEL ALLOY FLANGES.

 TITANIUM & NICKEL ALLOY FLANGES.

We supply Titanium, Nickel Alloys and exotic metal flanges in sizes ranging from 1/2” to 24”. All flat face flanges are supplied with serrated spiral finish per ASME/ASTM B16.5

Welding Neck Flanges

Stub Ends

Slip On Flanges

Threaded Flanges

Socket Weld Flanges

Lap Joint Flanges

Blind Flanges

Forged Rings

Spectacle Eyes

For a leading petrochemical refinery, we supplied Hastelloy forged flanges with SGS inspection.

Titanium, Inconel, Incoloy Flanges

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Titanium - The metal to use for superior corrosion resistance

Titanium is the industrial material of choice, without peer, when the application calls for corrosion resistance.

• Continuously Forms Abrasion Resistant, Protective Oxide Film
• Resists Chlorine and Most Corrosive Acids and Alkalis
• Readily Available as Welded/ Seamless Tubing, Plate, and Bars
• Ideal for Desalination, Heat Exchangers, Chemical and Marine Equipment.

A reactive metal, titanium spontaneously forms a natural, protective oxide film (mainly TiO2) in the presence of oxygen. Whenever there is any air or water in a process stream or operating environment, this oxide film forms continuously and protects the metal from corrosive attack. If the film is scratched, it repairs itself instantly. Titanium’s corrosion-resistant properties, along with its low density, high strength and erosion resistance, make it a leading contender for chemical-processing, marine, and architectural applications.  

The superior corrosion resistance of titanium is ideal for components used in desalination plants—a major global growth market for the titanium industry. e most noteworthy example of this is the Ras Azzour desalination plant, located in Saudi Arabia, which is slated for completion in 2014. is plant will require 6,000 metric tons of titanium. When it goes online, Ras Azzour will be the world’s largest desalination facility, providing water to 3.5 million people in Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh region.  

The heat exchanger market is another key industrial application where titanium fl exes its corrosion resistance muscle. Compared with piping made from copper-based alloys, titanium heat exchanger parts can be designed for high-fl ow velocities without detrimental effects from turbulence, impingement or cavitation. The erosion/corrosion resistance of titanium alloys is well suited for fluid-flow components in chemical and power plants and marine naval applications. Titanium’s hard, smooth surface can handle high fluid-flow rates while minimizing the buildup of external fouling films, which can diminish heat-transfer efficiency. Titanium is readily available in welded and seamless tubing in many alloy grades for shell/tube exchangers, or in fl at forms for plate and frame exchangers. 

In addition to seawater, titanium’s oxide film is resistant to moist chlorine and its compounds; solutions of chlorites, hypochlorites, perchlorates and chlorine dioxide; and moist bromine gas. Titanium is highly resistant to nitric, chromic, and perchloric mineral acids; chlorides of sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, copper, iron, ammonia, manganese and nickel; and organic chemical process streams of alcohols, aldehydes, esters, ketones and hydrocarbons. It’s resistant to acetic, terephthalic, adipic, citric, formic, lactic, stearic, tartaric and tannic organic acids. 

Titanium’s oxide film also provides resistance to abrasion, erosion, erosion-corrosion, cavitation and impingement attack in industrial, high-velocity chemical process streams. It’s up to 20 times more erosion resistant than copper-nickel alloys. 

Malaysia Titanium Metal and Alloy Supplier

MTA Singapore Exhibition

Hailed as a resounding success by all in attendance, over the course of its duration MTA2015 attracted over 12,000 attendees from 41 countries.

As the manufacturing industry undergoes a restructuring and gears itself towards high value-added and high-tech production, companies are confronted with a pressing need to rise above traditional boundaries, by embracing new technologies and acquiring new knowledge. At MTA 2015, Titan showcased our titanium metal & alloy materials in various forms. We explained the specifications as well as their properties to the visitors. As MTA events are considered as major sourcing ground for many industry visitors, we received many new enquiries for materials.

Thank you for your support to make MTA2015 a success!

Titan exhibits in Manufacturing Indonesia – 2014

Titan exhibits in Manufacturing Indonesia – 2014, Booth No: D-9108 Hall D2

The 25th International Manufacturing Machinery Equipment, Materials and Services Exhibition is starting on 03 December, 2014 and ending on 06 December, 2014.

The Fair and Exhibition will be hosted at the Jakarta International Expo, Indonesia.

We are delighted to announce that Titan representatives will be participating in the MANUFACTURING INDONESIA 2014 December 2014 trade show.

This year's trade fair will be held from 03 - 06 December 2014, JI Expo, Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia. Our representatives will be manning a stall in Booth No: D-9108 Hall D2.  We’ll exhibit some of our latest titanium metal & alloy products. Come and meet us to learn more about our capabilities and how we can meet your titanium & specialty material needs.

Titan has many customers in Indonesia and we would like to take this opportunity to meet our customers to strengthen our relationship and to further enhance our range of supply.

We would like to invite you to our after work party on every exhibition days at 5:00 pm at the Coffee Area near our stand. We will together celebrate and enjoy with you in MANUFACTURING INDONESIA 2014.

Mark your calendar 03-06 December, 2014.

Visit us for more details. www.titanium.com.sg

Titanium Round Bars. Ground with corner radius.