TM10714 Beta Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-15Mo

Beta Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-15Mo Description

Beta Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-15Mo is a titanium alloy wire featuring a beta phase stabilised by 15% molybdenum. This composition ensures a favourable strength-to-weight ratio and dimensional stability during wire drawing. The alloy's chemical composition and microstructural uniformity support enhanced fatigue resistance and performance in applications requiring precise, mechanically stable components. Its wire form enables integration into systems that demand fine tolerance and consistency.

Beta Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-15Mo Characteristics

*The above product information is based on theoretical data and is for reference only. Actual specifications may vary.

Chemical Composition

Beta Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-15Mo Applications

1.       Aerospace Components
   - Used as wiring or structural connectors in aerospace systems to achieve weight reduction by leveraging its beta phase stability. 

2.       Industrial Equipment
   - Applied as a component in chemical processing installations to maintain integrity in corrosive environments due to its inherent chemical inertness. 

3.       Biomedical Devices
   - Serves as an element in implantable devices to ensure biocompatibility and mechanical resilience by utilising its precise alloy composition.

Beta Titanium Alloy Wire Ti-15Mo Packing

The wire is packaged using anti-static, inert barrier materials to prevent surface contamination and oxidation. It is sealed in moisture-resistant containers with foam inserts to reduce mechanical impact during transport. Storage recommendations include a dry, temperature-controlled environment. Custom packaging options, such as vacuum sealing or tailored labelling, are available upon request to meet specific handling protocols.

Additional Information

Titanium alloys have long been valued for their unique balance of low density and high strength. The beta titanium alloys, stabilised by alloying elements such as molybdenum, are increasingly used in precision engineering applications where performance under stress is critical. Advanced processing techniques, including controlled thermal treatments, help optimise the microstructure and mechanical performance of these materials.

The development of titanium alloy wires reflects ongoing advancements in material science. Researchers continue to refine alloy compositions and drawing methods to enhance properties such as fatigue resistance and corrosion performance, ensuring these materials remain integral to modern industrial, aerospace, and biomedical applications.