Titan Engineering opens subsidiary in Jakarta.

To our valued customers,

We are pleased to announce that Titan Engineering Pte Ltd has expanded to open a new subsidiary company in Jakarta. We, Titan Engineering Pte Ltd, are a well known company as Titanium & Special Metal Suppliers.

Company's Name: PT Special Metals Indonesia
Opening Date: March 12, 2020
Address: Level 38 Tower A Kota Kasablanka, Jl. Casablanca Raya Kav. 88, Jakarta
Website: www.titanium.co.id
E-Mail: sales@titanium.com.sg

The new branch will also enable Titan to market its products to other large fabrication companies. Titan has been serving our Indonesian customers for the past 10 years. With the opening of Jakarta branch, Titan strengthens its position in South East Asia and affirms the importance of the market in Indonesia.

Our Range of products:

Titanium Raw Materials
Titanium Bar, Plate & Sheet
Titanium Pipe, Tube, Flange & Fittings
Titanium Heat Exchanger Tubes
Titanium & Inconel® Wire Mesh
Nickel Alloys - Inconel® & Monel®
Hastelloy®, SS904L
Stainless Steel 316Ti, SS317L, 904L
MMO & Platinum Coated Anodes & Cathodes
Zirconium & Exotic Metals.

Please contact us for more information about our products and services.

Titanium Metal Sheets and plates from Japan.

Titan have stock of CP grade Titanium metal sheets and plates, manufactured by leading Japanese mills.

 Japan Origin CP Titanium Sheets

 Titanium Metal Plates and Sheets

Malaysia Titanium Metal Supply MetalTech 2017 Exhibition

MetalTech Malaysia Trade show Titanium Metal Supplier

Malaysia Titanium Round Bar Supplier

Metal & Machine Tools Event in KL

Titanium Metal & Alloy Trader

Titanium Ti6Al4V and CP grade bars

Titanium Metal Bar, plate and sheet stockist

Titanium Metal Dealer in Singapore & Malaysia

Titanium Metal & Alloy stockist and distributor

Titanium Metal Supplier

Titanium pipe, fittings and flanges

Titanium plates and blocks in stock

Media Interview in event

Titanium customer discussion

Titanium Metal & Alloy sales

Metaltech Opening Ceremony

Metaltech 2017 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Metaltech 2017 trade show in Malaysia

Prime Titanium Supplier

Titanium supplier for Ti64 and CP grades

Titanium Metal rods and sheets in stock

Titanium Metal exhibition in Malaysia

Titanium Metal & Alloy Supplier

Titanium Metal & Alloy distributor

Titanium & Special Metal Supplier

Titanium, Inconel & Monel Metal Supply

Titanium Metal Foils and fastener

Titanium supply to Singapore & Malaysia

Titanium Screws and Nuts

Titanium Sheet and Plates CP Gr1, Gr2

Titanium Metal & Alloy

Aerospace and Marine metal supply

Everyday delivery to Malaysia customers

Titanium Metal Supply to Oil & Gas Companies

Titanium Metal Supply

Titanium Bar and Sheet

Premier Supplier of Specialty Metals.

OSEA 2016 Titanium Metal Supplier Exhibition

TITAN ENGINEERING PTE LTD is delighted to invite you to visit our booth at OSEA2016 - Asia's most established oil and gas industry event.

We will be joining over 1,300 exhibitors from 49 countries/regions and the largest-ever line-up of 22 international group pavilions to showcase a wide array of equipment, innovations and services at OSEA2016. Besides gaining ideas for levelling up business capabilities and productivity, maximise your visit by checking out the advanced manufacturing technologies at OGmTech2016 and the latest subsea equipment and services at SUBSEA Asia 2016.

Over 20,000 trade attendees are expected to leverage the 4-day exhibition and conference to explore collaborations, network and get updated with industry developments.

Let's meet at our stand 1W3-03 at Level 1 and discuss how our portfolio can complement your next business strategy.

Established in 2006, Titan Engineering is a Singapore based stockist and distributor of Titanium, High Temperature metal & Specialty alloys.

Products: 

Titanium Raw Materials
Titanium Gr2 & Gr5 Ti-6Al-4V
Titanium Bar, Plate & Sheet
Titanium Pipe, Tube, Flange & Fittings
Titanium Welding rod, wire, Mesh
Titanium Fasteners
Titanium Heat Exchanger Tubes

MMO coated Titanium Anodes
Platinum coated Titanium Anodes
Inconel® & Monel® Sheet, Plate & Bar

Titanium and Inconel® Wire mesh.

OSEA 2016 Titanium Metal Supplier Exhibition

TITAN ENGINEERING PTE LTD is delighted to invite you to visit our booth at OSEA2016 - Asia's most established oil and gas industry event.

We will be joining over 1,300 exhibitors from 49 countries/regions and the largest-ever line-up of 22 international group pavilions to showcase a wide array of equipment, innovations and services at OSEA2016. Besides gaining ideas for levelling up business capabilities and productivity, maximise your visit by checking out the advanced manufacturing technologies at OGmTech2016 and the latest subsea equipment and services at SUBSEA Asia 2016.

Over 20,000 trade attendees are expected to leverage the 4-day exhibition and conference to explore collaborations, network and get updated with industry developments.

Let's meet at our stand 1W3-03 at Level 1 and discuss how our portfolio can complement your next business strategy.

Established in 2006, Titan Engineering is a Singapore based stockist and distributor of Titanium, High Temperature metal & Specialty alloys.

Products: 

Titanium Raw Materials
Titanium Gr2 & Gr5 Ti-6Al-4V
Titanium Bar, Plate & Sheet
Titanium Pipe, Tube, Flange & Fittings
Titanium Welding rod, wire, Mesh
Titanium Fasteners
Titanium Heat Exchanger Tubes

MMO coated Titanium Anodes
Platinum coated Titanium Anodes
Inconel® & Monel® Sheet, Plate & Bar

Titanium and Inconel® Wire mesh.

Corrosion Resistance of Titanium

Corrosion Resistance of Titanium:

The corrosion resistance of titanium is the result of a tenacious surface oxide composed of titanium dioxide that autogenously repairs itself when damaged in the presence of even very low levels of oxygen or water. This ceramic-like corrosion resistance of titanium can be relied upon to resist corrosion in seawater.

Commercially pure titanium is immune to general corrosion in seawater and brackish water to temperatures as high as 130°C. Low levels of alloying additions such as palladium in the case of Grades 7, 11, 16 and 17 or nickel or molybdenum in the case of Grade 12 will extend general corrosion resistance to temperatures in excess of 260 °C. Commercially pure titanium (Grades 1, 2, and 3) is immune to crevice corrosion in aerated seawater to temperatures of at least 70°C. In deaerated seawater, commercially pure titanium will resist crevice corrosion to temperatures as high as 94°C. When higher service temperatures are required or crevices cannot be engineered out of the process equipment titanium grades containing alloy addition can be applied to provide protection from crevice corrosion.

Pitting is the localized attack of the exposed metal surface in the absence of crevices. Titanium is highly resistant to pitting attack in seawater unless impressed currents higher than plus-5 volts are applied. Titanium is routinely used in impressed current systems as the anodic breakdown potential exceeds that of most common engineering materials.

Hydrogen Damage
Titanium is resistant to hydrogen damage in a wide range of applications including galvanic couples and impressed current systems. The naturally occurring oxide film on titanium protects the base metal from hydrogen absorption which would result in reduced ductility of the metal. Factors required for hydrogen damage to titanium are: mechanism for generating nascent hydrogen; metal temperature > 80°C; solution pH <3 or >12

Galvanic corrosion is not normally a concern for titanium due to the noble nature of the metal. Coupling with dissimilar metals will not result in corrosion issues as long as the entire system remains passive. If active corrosion is occurring in the system, then potential for hydrogen damage to titanium is possible. Factors which influence galvanic corrosion are the cathode to anode surface area ratio, the solution chemistry and temperature as indicated in the section on hydrogen damage. Avoiding galvanic corrosion can be accomplished by coupling with a more compatible metal, electrical insulation of the connection or designing the system in 100-percent titanium.

Erosion Corrosion
The hard adherent oxide on titanium provides a high level of protection from erosion corrosion in flowing seawater even when sand particle are entrained in the process steam. Velocities as high as 30 meter/second are acceptable for titanium when no sand is present and 5 meters/sec when heavily laden with sand. Microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) has been reported for all engineering metal and alloys with the exception of predominantly titanium and high chromium/nickel alloys. MIC can occur over a wide range of temperature to 100°C; however, titanium is not affected by microbial influenced corrosion in flowing or stagnant seawater service.

Materials commonly selected for seawater heat exchanger and piping systems include alloys which are predominately copper and/or nickel and titanium. Each of the materials has benefits and limitations in seawater service. Titanium is resistant to all forms of corrosion in seawater to temperature exceeding 70°C; super duplex alloys have a maximum reported service temperature of 40°C, but are susceptible to pitting of welds at much lower temperatures.

Titanium has twice the strength of copper-nickel alloys and is nominally half the density. The higher strength means thinner wall sections, the higher velocity limitations for flowing seawater allows smaller diameter pipe both of which add to space and weight savings.

Summary
The industrial titanium market has expanded globally both in terms of supply and application to process plant equipment. The expanded supply base has brought improved availability, reliable delivery and more economical pricing to the market; the expanded application base has provided a robust reference list of successful applications for titanium to a variety of industrial applications. These success stories are fuelling even more interest in using titanium products to combat corrosion and extend reliability of equipment in harsh seawater service.

Case Study:

 This business case for titanium was demonstrated in 2010 with the largest-ever industrial project for titanium, when the Ras Al Khair desalination plant was constructed utilizing near 6,000 MT of titanium tubing. The application of titanium on this large scale was a result of the proven 40-year history of titanium in power generation and thermal desalination service together with the improved delivery for titanium products and the rising price of copper alloys. The government of Saudi Arabia commissioned the Ras Al Khair (formerly Ras Al Zwar) multi-stage flash-evaporation (MSF) desalination plant with 100-percent titanium tubes based on capital costs being better than the costs with historical material selection. The life of the MSF plant is expected to be more than 50 years, which also impacts capital amortization and subsequent operating costs.

Titan exhibits in Manufacturing Indonesia – 2015

Titan exhibits in Manufacturing Indonesia – 2015, Booth No: D-8109 Hall D

The 26th International Manufacturing Machinery Equipment, Materials and Services Exhibition is starting on 02 December, 2015 and ending on 05 December, 2015.

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 2015 trade show.

This year's trade fair will be held from 02 - 05 December 2015, JI Expo, Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia. Our representatives will be manning a stall in Booth No: D-8109 Hall D.  We’ll exhibit some of our latest titanium metal & alloy products. Come and meet us to learn more about our capabilities and let us know 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 2015.

Mark your calendar 02-05 December, 2015.

Titanium Metal and Alloy Supplier

Post Event Pictures:

In Jakarta Exhibition

Titan Moving to Woodlands Horizon

Dear valued customers, partners and friends,

We are pleased to inform you that we have moved our business to a new and bigger location on 19-June-2015.

We will continue to offer the same friendly service at:

31 Woodlands Close #06-09

Woodlands Horizon

Singapore 737855.

Our telephone and fax number & email addresses remain unchanged.

Kindly disseminate this announcement to your accounting/billing department.

Titan Engineering Pte Ltd
31 Woodlands Close #06-09
Woodlands Horizon
Singapore 737855
Ph: (65) 6853 7424 Fax: (65) 6853 4970

Email: sales@titanium.com.sg

Web: www.titanium.com.sg

Titanium Metal & Alloy Specialists

Titan Engineering is a Singapore based stockist and distributor of Titanium, High Temperature metal & Specialty alloys.

Our Range of Products:

·        Titanium Commercially Pure (CP) grades

·        Ti6Al4V GR5 grades

·        Titanium Bar / Rod

·        Titanium Plate / Sheet / Foil

·        Titanium Pipe, Tube, Flange & Fittings

·        Titanium Welding Rods & Wires

·        Titanium Fasteners

·        Titanium Heat Exchanger Tubes – Seamless & Welded

·        Nickel Alloys like Inconel® & Monel ®                 

LET TITAN BE YOUR PARTNER IN YOUR TITANIUM MATERIAL PROCUREMENT

                

Titanium Metal Fire Safety

Information about the Safe Handling and Use of Titanium metal and powders. Metals in a combustible form, including titanium, can present fire and explosion hazards. However, risks can be minimized through proper housekeeping, planning, engineering, and training. The size and shape of the titanium products are key in determining the combustibility risks of the metal.

Large castings and ingots are generally not combustible under ordinary circumstances.  Housekeeping is one of the key factors in preventing fires and explosion hazards. It is critically important to minimize titanium dust and to isolate titanium in combustible forms. The importance of dust control cannot be overstated, as it is a significant component when dealing with titanium or any metal in a combustible form, to prevent incidents that can result in tragic outcomes. Proper operation and maintenance of equipment, and minimizing the amount of product that can become involved in a fire, are also important aspects of an effective housekeeping program.

Any fire involving titanium can present significant risks. The primary goal is to limit the potential of an event, but should an event occur, the goal is to successfully limit its impact and risks. “The most dangerous forms of combustible metals, with the exception of molten metal, are dust, powders, and machining swarf, (swarf is also known as chips or by other process-specific names such as turnings, that are the debris or waste resulting from machining) all of which have large surface areas relative to the amount of metal. Therefore, good housekeeping is a must:  A large number of incidents can be mitigated with proper housekeeping and by minimizing the amount of product that can become involved.  Planning for incidents with local emergency responders is also critical; this is important not only for primary manufacturers, but also for any facility handling titanium in a combustible form, such as secondary users, machine shops, and recycling facilities. “The proper handling of fires involving titanium and other metals in a combustible form does not occur by happenstance,” the chief emphasizes. “It is the result of detailed planning and a close working relationship between facility personnel and emergency responders.”

One of the most important concerns is to ensure that personnel alert local emergency responders prior to an event about titanium’s specific risks and hazards. These include the forms of the material that may become involved in an emergency incident, such as powders, dusts, or molten metal; as well as the potential involvement of chemicals that may be associated with processing. 

When a titanium fire is in its incipient stage, it is still possible to deal with it. However, titanium very quickly reaches extremely high temperatures, and the ability to extinguish a spreading titanium fire becomes very limited.” Because titanium’s burning temperature is over 7000°F, a titanium fire can result in a structure quickly becoming untenable. The high temperature results in the breakdown of water to its constituent elements of hydrogen and oxygen, resulting in hydrogen explosions. Therefore, the application of water to titanium fires (and most metals in a combustible form), is the same as adding an oxidizer and fuel source. The burning metal will also pull water out of concrete and any other material with which it comes in contact.

www.titanium.com.sg

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.