Short answer: HXSCO supplies titanium and titanium alloys in Grade 2 and Grade 7 commercially pure grades for corrosion service, and Grade 5, Grade 9 and Grade 23 alloys for strength-critical aerospace, medical and sporting parts, as sheet, plate, bar, tube and wire, with mill certificate, ultrasonic test and moisture-safe export packing for global delivery.
At a Glance
Our Titanium Range
Titanium sits beside our Stainless Steel Supplier e Nickel Alloy Grades Guide for corrosion and high-strength work, and pairs with our Aluminium Supplier where weight matters; the strength basis is in our Metal Strength Comparison and weight notes in our Density Comparison Guide.
Grades and Forms
Grade 2 and Grade 7 serve tanks and exchangers, Grade 5 and Grade 23 serve loaded and implant parts, and Grade 9 serves tubing, with hardness detail in our Hardness Comparison and fatigue notes in our Metal Fatigue Guide.
Processing and Treatment
Bar and plate are cut, machined and can be annealed, with methods in our Heat Treatment Guide e Machining Guide; surface prep is in our Surface Treatment Guide e Passivation Guide.
Applications and Packing
Titanium feeds aerospace, medical and marine work where our Aerospace Guide, Medical Devices Guide e Marine Offshore Guide apply; certification is in our Mill Test Certificate Guide and packing in our Export Packing Guide.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Perguntas frequentes
Grade 2 and Grade 7 commercially pure, plus Grade 5, Grade 9 and Grade 23 alloys.
Sheet, plate, bar, tube, wire and block in standard and custom sizes.
Grade 5 and Grade 23 (ELI) for biocompatible, high-strength implant parts.
Titanium is lighter and far more corrosion resistant in seawater and acids.
Sealed, tagged and moisture-safe with chemistry and UT certificate.
Source Titanium Alloy from HXSCO
HXSCO supplies Grade 2, 5, 7, 9 and 23 titanium in sheet, plate, bar, tube and wire. Send grade, size and quantity for a competitive quote.