(Discontinued) TM8025 Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 15-53 μm

Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 15-53 μm Description

Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) is a highly versatile metal powder renowned for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and excellent thermal stability. With a particle size range of 15-53 μm, this powder offers uniform distribution and improved flow characteristics, making it ideal for precision components and fine structural applications. Its high purity (≥99%, or tailored to customer specifications) ensures minimal impurities, enhancing product consistency and performance. Carefully produced and rigorously tested, our Micro Titanium Powder meets stringent quality standards across various industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical, and additive manufacturing. Its mechanical properties support the production of lightweight yet durable parts, while its biocompatibility is significant in medical and dental applications. By adhering to strict quality control measures, we guarantee reliable and repeatable results, enabling customers to achieve consistent success in their specialised processes.

Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 15-53 μm Applications

Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) in the 15-53 μm size range offers exceptional corrosion resistance, biocompatibility, and a high strength-to-weight ratio. These properties make it a versatile material for a wide range of manufacturing processes. With its fine particle size, it is suitable for creating intricate parts and coatings that meet stringent industry standards. This overview highlights the various applications made possible by its unique characteristics.

1. Additive Manufacturing Applications

·         3D Printing: Fine titanium powder enables the production of complex, lightweight components with high mechanical strength, optimal for aerospace and biomedical sectors.

·         Selective Laser Melting: Its inherent purity and uniform grain structure facilitate precise layer-by-layer fabrication of high-performance parts.

2. Powder Metallurgy Applications

·         Metal Injection Moulding: The powder’s consistent particle size distribution aids in producing intricate shapes with high dimensional accuracy and minimal material waste.

·         Hot Isostatic Pressing: Titanium’s high strength-to-weight ratio is maintained, permitting dense, near-net shape components with superior mechanical properties.

3. Thermal Spray Applications

·         Plasma Spray Coatings: The powder’s stable microstructure ensures strong, corrosion-resistant coatings for turbine blades and other high-stress components.

·         HVOF Coatings: Fine Ti particles create durable, wear-resistant layers used in demanding environments such as chemical processing and marine industries.

Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 15-53 μm Packaging

Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS: 7440-32-6, 15-53 μm) is packed in vacuum-sealed, moisture-resistant composite bags to preserve its purity and stability. Each bag is lined with inert gas to lessen oxidation risks and reinforced with anti-static materials for safer handling. Additional protective layers guard against impact during transit. Various packaging sizes can be customised based on customer requests, ensuring optimal storage conditions and extended product shelf life.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Plastic Bottles, or Customised.

Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 15-53 μm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 15-53 μm?
A1: This powder typically exhibits high purity levels, excellent corrosion resistance, and a uniform particle size distribution within the 15-53 μm range. It is chemically stable, with minimal oxygen content and low trace metals. Titanium’s low density contributes to its lightweight nature, while its high melting point ensures thermal stability in demanding applications. The powder presents good flow characteristics, improving process consistency.
Q2: How can this Ti powder be processed or fabricated?
A2: Common fabrication methods for Micro Titanium Powder include additive manufacturing, cold and hot isostatic pressing, and conventional powder metallurgy techniques. In additive manufacturing, the powder’s consistent particle size and spherical morphology promote uniform layering. Cold and hot isostatic pressing consolidate the powder into dense forms under high pressure and temperature. The material’s ductility allows for straightforward compaction, sintering, or blending with other powders.
Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 15-53 μm?
A3: Reputable manufacturers follow ISO 9001 for quality management and may also comply with AS9100 for aerospace applications. Powder characterisation often aligns with ASTM standards such as ASTM B299 for chemical requirements, while oxygen and other impurity levels are typically verified through ASTM E1409 analysis. Additionally, strict batch-to-batch consistency, controlled particle sizing, and adherence to customer-specific certification requirements ensure reliable product performance.

Related Information

1. Raw Materials - Molybdenum Ore

Molybdenum is sourced from mineral deposits. It is primarily obtained from molybdenum ore, which is processed through various extraction methods. Stanford Advanced Materials sources high-grade materials from reliable suppliers, ensuring quality and consistency in our powder products.

2. Powder Production Methods

Several methods are used to produce molybdenum powder, including atomisation. Each method results in different particle characteristics such as size distribution, shape, and surface properties. The production method is selected based on the intended application requirements.