Titanium Wire For Sale

Titanium Wire For Sale: ASTM B863 Grades for Welding, Medical and Additive Manufacturing

Welding work and medical parts are two very different jobs, and both run on ASTM B863 wire from Shaanxi Chuanghui Daye Metal Material Co., Ltd. Want Titanium Wire For Sale? Grades to pick from: Gr1, Gr2, Gr5 (Ti-6Al-4V) and Gr7. Diameters go from 0.3 to 8 mm. Bright, pickled or polished surfaces are all on offer. Spools come as D100, D200 or D300. Send the team your grade, diameter and finish. Every detail gets checked against your application before a quote goes out. Baoji High-tech Development Zone, Shaanxi Province, is where the company sits.

Specifications

Before you ask for a quote, go through these figures.

This page says nothing about anything left off the list above. Contact us and we will confirm it before you order.

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Raw material inspection

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Titanium Melting

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Machining and forming

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Packaging

What Is Titanium Wire?

A thin metal filament, that is what titanium wire is. It gets drawn from titanium, or from a titanium alloy. Gr1, Gr2, Gr5 (Ti-6Al-4V) and Gr7 sit on the list. Strength and corrosion needs decide which one you take.

You get a lot of strength for each unit of weight here. Corrosion resistance is high too. Marine crews and chemical plants rely on it for that reason. In medical manufacturing it serves as biocompatible feedstock. Aerospace work uses it as a light filler metal.

Physical and Chemical Properties

Approx. 4.51 g/cm³ is the density. Steel is heavier. Pure grades start at 240 MPa of tensile strength. For Ti-6Al-4V it goes past 895 MPa. Melting point: approx. 1668 °C.

Titanium grows a stable oxide film. This film sticks hard to the metal surface. Seawater, wet chlorine and oxidizing acids do no harm once the film is there. During processing, the metal can soak up oxygen and nitrogen, and that makes it brittle. So keep it protected while you work.

Surface Finish and Diameter Options

Finishes come in bright, pickled, or polished versions. Each one can be adjusted to suit you. Pickling strips the oxide scale. For general use, that makes it a solid pick. If your process needs the wire to feed smoothly, choose polished. Automated welding and 3D printing are two cases in point.

Sizes go from 0.3 mm up to 8 mm in diameter. Explain how your process works. A team member will then help you pick the right surface treatment.

Applications

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ISO 9001:2015

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Welding and Fabrication

Titanium wire serves as a filler metal for TIG jobs and for MIG jobs. The welding reference you follow with this product is AWS A5.16 (ERTi-2, ERTi-5). What sort of jobs are typical? Desalination plants use it to join titanium piping. Chemical heat exchangers need it too. So do shops that put airframe structures together.

A weld that sits in acidic service needs to fight corrosion as well as the base metal does. Choose the filler grade that matches the base material you plan to weld.

Be used in a wide range of industries.

 

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Marine engineering

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Medical implants

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Medical Equipment

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Chemical Processing

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Aerospace and Defense

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Energy and Environmental Engineering

Medical and Surgical Manufacturing

Kirschner wires (K-wires) and orthopedic pins are two of the products made from this wire. Other items come from it as well. You will find it in orthodontic archwires, in surgical staples, and in dental implant components. Medical work follows ASTM F136 (ELI grade) and ASTM F67.

Titanium earns its place in this field because of biocompatibility. Make sure the grade and the paperwork fit your device, along with the rules that apply to it.

Additive Manufacturing, Springs and Fasteners

Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) builds large parts one layer at a time from titanium wire. Planning to buy titanium wire for sale for this process? Then check the grade and diameter against what your equipment can handle. Finish needs the same look, and so does spool size.

Coiled wire can become lightweight springs. Aircraft landing gear is one example, and cyclic fatigue is a design concern there. The same wire goes into high-strength fasteners for automotive racing and marine rigging.

Titanium Wire For Sale vs. Stainless Steel in Marine Use

Upfront, titanium usually costs more. Stainless steel can pit in saltwater, and crevice corrosion can set in too. Over time, repair bills add up. Compare titanium wire for sale against stainless steel wire for marine use, and look at total cost of ownership (TCO) across the service life. The purchase price is just one piece of it.

Handling, Storage and Anodizing

Store the wire somewhere clean and dry. Keep iron dust away from it. Grease and oil have no place near it either. During heat treatment or welding, any of these can bring on embrittlement.

Anodizing works on Grade 1 wire. Grade 2 wire works too. So does alloyed wire. Colors come out of the process without dyes. One use is color-coding medical sizes. Jewelry is another.

Buying Guide

Five things to check before buying titanium wire: grade, standard, diameter, surface finish and spool size. D100, D200 or D300 are the spool sizes you can get. Match the spool to your feeding equipment or to your coil production. Once the spools show up, store them clean and dry.

Once you send these details, the team can go through your order.

About Shaanxi Chuanghui Daye

The company is based in Baoji, a city known as China's "Titanium Capital". Its founder has more than 30 years of experience in the rare metal industry, the company states. Products from the firm have reached more than 50 countries. That list includes the United States, Germany, South Korea and Singapore.

Titanium is not the only thing the company sells. Tantalum, niobium, tungsten, molybdenum, zirconium and nickel products come out of its plants too. Buyers in metallurgy use them. So do electronics, medical and special steel fields.

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FAQ

Q: What sets ASTM B863 apart from AWS A5.16?

A: Titanium wire for general corrosion resistance and industrial work is covered by ASTM B863. AWS A5.16 sets the chemical composition limits for welding electrodes. Those limits keep the weld ductile.

Q: In marine work, can titanium wire take the place of stainless steel wire?

A: The answer changes with the job. Saltwater pitting and crevice corrosion are two things titanium holds up against well. It does cost more at the start, though. Weigh the lifecycle cost first, then make the call.

Q: What surface finish fits my case best?

A: Finishes are bright, pickled and polished, and each can be customized. Pickled wire has the oxide scale removed for general use. Polished wire can suit automated welding or 3D printing feeds.

Q: Can the wire be anodized?

A: Yes. Grade 1, Grade 2 and alloyed wire can be anodized into various colors without dyes.

Q: What should I include in an inquiry?

A: Send the grade, standard, diameter, surface finish and spool size of This product you need, along with your application.

Contact Us

Send your grade, diameter, finish and spool size to info@chdymetal.com to request a quote for titanium wire for sale.