Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6)
45-150 μm Description
Our Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) exhibits a particle size distribution of 45-150 μm and a high purity of ≥99% (customisable upon request). Its low density, high strength, and notable corrosion resistance make titanium suitable for applications in aerospace, automotive, medical, and industrial manufacturing. The powder’s uniform particle size distribution ensures consistent performance and improved mechanical properties during powder metallurgy, additive manufacturing, or surface coating processes. Rigorous quality measures are implemented to maintain chemical composition, particle morphology, and purity levels, guaranteeing that the final product meets or exceeds industry standards. Each batch undergoes comprehensive testing and analysis, providing customers with reliable, high-quality titanium powder suitable for advanced research, development, and production environments.
Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6)
45-150 μm Applications
Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) within the 45-150 μm size range displays significant strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. These characteristics make it highly desired in both industrial and medical applications, including implants and lightweight structural parts. Its controlled particle size distribution enables consistent melt behaviour, ensuring reliable performance and precision in critical manufacturing processes, particularly those requiring advanced properties and intricate geometries.
1. Additive Manufacturing Applications
· 3D Printing: Utilises the powder’s fine particle distribution to create strong, lightweight components with excellent surface quality.
· Selective Laser Melting: Utilises Ti’s corrosion resistance and high strength for durable, near-net-shape complex parts.
· Electron Beam Melting: Utilises titanium’s biocompatibility to produce medical implants and aerospace components.
2. Powder Metallurgy Applications
· Metal Injection Moulding: Achieves intricate geometries while maintaining titanium’s low density and mechanical integrity.
· Hot Isostatic Pressing: Ensures minimal porosity and uniform microstructure in high-performance components.
· Press and Sinter: Provides cost-efficient fabrication of dense titanium components with consistent properties.
3. Thermal Spray Applications
· Plasma Spray Coatings: Enhances surface hardness and corrosion protection in demanding environments.
· HVOF Coatings: Creates wear-resistant layers for applications exposed to elevated temperatures and significant friction.
· Cold Spray: Preserves titanium’s inherent properties while forming dense coatings with limited thermal impact.
Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6)
45-150 μm Packaging
Our micro titanium (Ti) powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) is meticulously packaged in sealed, puncture-resistant containers. The powder is vacuum-sealed to minimise moisture and oxidation, with additional inert gas flushing to maintain its purity. Each container, equipped with protective layers, is clearly labelled for safe handling and storage. Customised packaging solutions, including various container sizes and anti-oxidation measures, are available to meet your specific requirements. This ensures optimal shelf life and product integrity.
Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Plastic Bottles, or Customised.
Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6)
45-150 μm FAQs
Q1: What are the key material properties of Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 45-150 μm?
A1: Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder with a particle size range of 45-150 μm typically exhibits a purity of at least 99.5%. Each particle often demonstrates a spherical morphology, which enhances flowability and packing density. The powder is characterised by a low oxygen content, excellent corrosion resistance, and a high strength-to-weight ratio. Its stable passivation layer contributes to reduced reactivity, making it suitable for various high-performance applications in engineering and manufacturing.
Q2: How can this Ti powder be processed or fabricated?
A2: Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder can be processed using various methods including powder metallurgy, additive manufacturing, and thermal spraying. In powder metallurgy, the powder is compacted under pressure and sintered at high temperatures to achieve desired density and mechanical properties. For additive manufacturing processes such as Selective Laser Melting (SLM), the powder’s spherical morphology aids flow and layer uniformity. Proper environmental controls limit oxygen contamination during fabrication.
Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) 45-150 μm?
A3: Micro Titanium (Ti) Powder (CAS No. 7440-32-6) typically conforms to recognised standards such as ASTM B348, ASTM F67, or ISO 5832 for medical-grade materials. Manufacturers often follow stringent protocols for chemical composition analysis, particle size distribution, and oxygen level testing. Production may additionally adhere to ISO 9001 or AS9100 quality management systems to ensure consistent batch-to-batch properties, traceability, and overall compliance with industry-specific regulations.
Related Information
1. Raw Materials - Molybdenum Ore
Molybdenum is a valuable metal utilised in various industrial applications. It is extracted from ore through mining and processing operations. Stanford Advanced Materials sources high-grade materials from reliable suppliers, ensuring quality and consistency in our powder products.
2. Powder Production Methods
A range of methods are employed to produce Molybdenum powder, including Atomisation. Each method results in differing particle characteristics such as size distribution, shape, and surface properties. The production method is selected based on the intended application requirements.
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