Northbound Titanium
Bundles of silver metal tubes

Materials

The right material. A stronger beginning.

Explore titanium bar, plate and tube for your next project. Compare material forms, review specifications and start a conversation.

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Processing

From material to possibility.

A closer look at machining. Bring your drawing, dimensions and finishing requirements to the conversation.

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Quality

The details make the difference.

Start with clear inspection requirements. Discuss dimensions, material documentation and the checks your project needs.

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Material specifications Bar & rodPlate & sheetSeamless tube

Product range

Find the right starting material

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Stacked brushed metal plates Grade 2

Grade 2 titanium plate

Commercially pure plate, 1–60 mm, for heat exchangers and pressure equipment.

MOQ 300 kg · 15–20 days
Round metal bar stock in a workshop Ti-6Al-4V

Grade 5 titanium bar

Ti-6Al-4V round bar, 6–160 mm, annealed or solution treated and aged.

MOQ 500 kg · 15–20 days
Bundles of silver metal tubes Ti-3Al-2.5V

Grade 9 titanium tube

Ti-3Al-2.5V seamless tube for hydraulic lines and heat exchangers.

MOQ 200 kg · 20–25 days
Round metal bar stock in a workshop

Every detail starts with the material.

From the first specification to the final application, make your requirements clear. Explore the material, ask the right questions and build a better brief.

Choose the right formCompare bar, plate and tube for your application.
Define the specificationShare the grade, dimensions and documentation needed.
Plan the next stepDiscuss quantities, processing and delivery requirements.

Material knowledge

Reading a mill certificate

What each block on an EN 10204 3.1 certificate is telling you, and which parts a buyer should actually check.

Why titanium lead times move

Sponge supply, melt scheduling and the reason a quoted date can slip even when the mill is not busy.

What are you making next?

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