TiC balls are manufactured and finished by Hoover Precision Products, Inc. utilizing a high volume, efficient production process. The balls are coated in Safety Harbor, Florida by BryCoat, Inc. using a titanium carbide coating applied in a high temperature CVD process. (read more)

In recent years, there has been a significant rise in the demand for titanium and titanium alloys, primarily used in aircraft and aerospace applications. The price of commercially pure titanium (CP) has risen sharply since 2003, from $15.00 per lb to $50.00 per lb. It is an extremely light weight and high strength material. (read more)

Allegheny Ludlum offers a complete range of titanium and titanium alloy flat roll products. Product forms include sheet, strip, foil and plate in most all commercially available grades. Products are offered in sheet, plate and strip forms specific to product grade. (read more)

An innovative new titanium product that is an alternative to the most common high-strength titanium alloy. Recently designated as grade 38 titanium by ASTM, ATI 425® titanium offers strength comparable to Ti-6Al-4V; yet, unlike Ti-6Al-4V titanium, ATI 425® titanium is both hot and cold workable. (read more)

OmegaBond™ products are dvanced tubing designs for use in corrosive chemical processes and other applications. OmegaBond™ technology can be applied to the extremely corrosive urea process. These products incorporate new enabling materials and materials joining technologies. The new tubing designs enable the application of multiple and/or dissimilar metals in a single tube. (read more)

Nelson Air's flat pad air bearings are offered in a variety of sizes, shapes and load capacities, which can easily be used to create custom air bearing systems. Flat pad air bearings operate on flat, nonporous surfaces such as granite, aluminum, glass, and ceramics. (read more)

TITANIUM, with its extraordinary combination of great strength and light weight, is an "alloy of the future" and an important part of APPÕs business today. APP has been producing titanium forgings since 1975 primarily for the aerospace market. We forge a variety of alloys, including Ti 10V-2Fe-3Al, Ti 6Al-4V and others, in sizes up to 150 square inches Plan View Area (PVA). (read more)

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General Carbide manufactures over 50 different grades of carbide at our facility in Greensburg, PA. Please visit our website to view General Carbide's grade specification sheets or to request a hard copy on line. (read more)

Flowforming titanium allows part to be formed to a "near-net" shape, resulting in less waste and less machining in the final product. (read more)

NEW! REVISED! This is a reference for designers and end users of tungsten carbide. It is a compilation of recommendations derived from practical experience, theoretical stress analysis, proven application engineering practices and modern manufacturing techniques. It will enable the reader to learn how best to utilize one of the most unique engineering materials available today. (read more)