Titanium Tig Rod

Titanium tig rod is a high-performance welding filler material that can be used to join titanium alloys with higher levels of chromium and molybdenum.

It is a versatile and reliable welding rod used to make strong, reliable welds while still maintaining superior corrosion resistance. TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding is the preferred method of welding with titanium.

Features:

1. Strength and durability: the material has superior tensile, yield, and fatigue strength.

2. Corrosion resistant: even in the most extreme environments, and can be used in welds without the need for post-weld heat treatment.

Titanium tig rod is available in a variety of sizes and grades to meet specific welding requirements. Grade 9 titanium is the most common, offering the highest levels of strength and corrosion resistance. The grade is perfect for welding applications that require superior strength, such as aerospace and automotive components. Grade 5 titanium is slightly softer and therefore more ductile, allowing for more flexible welds that can be put through more strain.

Titanium tig rod offers numerous benefits for welding operations, the most important being their strength and durability. The material has superior tensile, yield, and fatigue strength, which makes it an excellent choice for joining parts that will be subject to extreme levels of stress. Additionally, the rod is corrosion resistant, even in the most extreme environments, and can be used in welds without the need for post-weld heat treatment (PWHT).