Titanium Fasteners Manufacturers In India

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Socket Head Cap Screws And Hex Bolts In Exact Sizes, Flange Bolts, Check Titanium Aircraft/ Automotive/ Aerospace Fasteners Specification, No Need To Pay Extra When You Can Buy Titanium Alloy Threaded Rod

Since titanium has a low density, it is best suited for applications that call for lightweight components. The aerospace industry is one that utilises titanium socket head cap screws. The use of lightweight Aerospace Titanium Fasteners helps the vehicle achieve its goal of gaining momentum quickly. The material has a lower density than alloys of stainless steel.

In addition to being lightweight, titanium bolts and fasteners have tensile strength characteristics that are practically identical to some premium classes of carbon steel. Aqua regia, seawater, and chlorine are just a few of the conditions in which titanium aircraft fasteners exhibit their ability to resist corrosion. Because titanium has strong resistance to both fatigue and breaking, its use as nuts and bolts is valued in the aerospace sector.

Some pure metals and alloys that are commonly used have a propensity to creep when subjected to high temperatures. However, because the Titanium Fasteners can resist moderate strength without becoming creep-prone, they are beneficial in a variety of sectors. Manufacturers of titanium fasteners advise using these fasteners in the marine engineering sector due to their resistance to salt, brine, or seawater. Titanium 12 Point Bolts are also used in desalination plants and heat exchanger applications for heavy-duty fastening.

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• Flattening Test
• Intergranular Corrosion (IGC) Test
• Chemical Analysis – Spectro Analysis
• Positive Material Identification – PMI Testing
• Hardness Test
• Micro and MacroTest
• Pitting Resistance Test
• Flaring Test
• Mechanical Testing Such as Tensile of Area

 

 

 

• Titanium Grade 2 / UNS R50400 / 3.7035 (Commercially Pure)
• Titanium Grade 5 (Ti 6Al-4V) / UNS R56400 / 3.7165
• Titanium Grade 7 (Ti-0.15Pd) / UNS R52400 / 3.7235
• Titanium Grade 23 (TI 6AL-4V ELI) / UNSR56401 / 3.7165

 

 

 

Therefore, titanium (6al4v) should be nearly impermeable to consumption and approximately 45 percent more grounded than steel. Would it really make a difference in terms of solidity if I were to redesign my steel equipment (screws, deadlocks, turn, and cut) using titanium instead of steel? If titanium is lighter than steel, I would assume that when people say it is "more grounded," they mean when comparing, say, 1 lb of titanium to 1 lb of steel. However, it would be expected that titanium screws of a comparable size would eventually replace the steel ones, so they wouldn't measure equally. In the event that titanium is just more grounded by precise weight, I'd envision you would require bigger titanium screws, stalemates, and so on to adjust in weight, and really make a distinction or advantage in strength.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Heat Treatment Charts
• Fumigation Certificates
• Material Traceability Records
• Commercial Invoice which includes HS Code
• Raw Material Test Reports
• Welding Procedure Specification/Procedure Qualification Record, WPS/PQR
• NABL approved Laboratory Test Reports
• Certificate of Origin legalized/attested by Chamber of Commerce or Embassy
• Material Test Certificates (MTC) as per EN 10204 3.1 and EN 10204 3.2
• Test Certificates certifying NACE MR0103, NACE MR0175
• Quality Assurance Plan (QAP)
• Guarantee Letter
• Form A for the purposes of the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP)
• Packing List including net weight and gross weight, number of boxes, Marks and Numbers

 

 

 

• Sea Water Equipment
• Petrochemicals
• Power Generation
• Pharmaceuticals
• Heat Exchangers