1.Product:titanium and titanium alloy strip, ribbon
2.Size:width: 50mm-300mm (3.94"-11.8"), thickness: 0.1mm-0.8mm (0.004"-0.032"), length: >500mm (19.7")
3.Material:gr.1, gr.2, gr.3, gr.4, gr.5, gr.7, gr.9, gr.11, gr.12
4.Standard:astm b265, amse sb 265
5.Technical:cold rolled
Wooden case, cartons , pallets or crates according to buyer's requirements.
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Titanium is a metal needed to make a variety of high-performance alloys. Most of the Titanium ore mined worldwide is used to manufacture titanium dioxide an important pigment, whiting, and polishing abrasive. We are instrumental in exporting and supplying of premium quality Titanium ore. It is basically a black heavy ore of iron and titanium. We can supply 3000-5000mt of Titanium ore per month to any destination.
1.Product:titanium and titanium alloy foil 2.Size:thickness: 0.02mm (0.0008"), width: 30mm-100mm (1.18"-3.94"), length: ¡y500mm (19.7"); Thickness: 0.03mm-0.09mm (0.0012"-0.0035"), width: 50mm-200mm (0.197"-7.87"), length: ¡y500mm (19.7") 3.Material:gr.1, gr.2, etc. 4.Standard:astm b265 Wooden case, cartons , pallets or crates according to buyer's requirements. -
We are involved in trading of titanium alloys and all type of titanium contain material like,Rulite, Ilemenite sand, Titanium slag etc
Titanium Weldolets
Titanium Latrolets
Titanium Elbolets
Titanium Nipolets
Titanium Weldolets
Description 1. High purity (Sn99.99 Sn99.95 Sn99.90), excellent weldability, good infiltration. 2. Clean, beautiful. After welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal. 3. Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings. 4. Solder joint is bright, full and uniform. 5. Economical and can produce the lowest consumption of the solid solder joints. Application Tin ingot is widely used as a coating material in High precision electronic Products, and other requirments of precision welding products, general electronics, food industry packaging, automotive and electrical industry, and hightemperature resistant products.
