Custom titanium fittings for the medical Industry

Titanium alloy is a high-strength, low-density, and highly corrosion-resistant metal material widely used in demanding or extreme environments, including aerospace, medical devices, sporting goods, and chemical industries. The machining processes for titanium alloy parts are diverse, including common methods such as turning, milling, grinding, casting, forging, and stamping. Among these, turning and milling are the most frequently used; however, due to titanium's unique properties—such as high strength, poor thermal conductivity, and significant thermal expansion—machining titanium components presents considerable challenges, requiring special attention to machine tools, cutting instruments, temperature control, and other critical factors.