Titanium is a special material, and its quality, strength, and corrosion resistance are directly determined by the manufacturing process.

      1. Seamless hot push forming

      Process: After heating the titanium tube, it is thermally pushed and formed using a mold

      Advantages: seamless, uniform wall thickness, high strength, high pressure resistance

      Applicable to: high-demand pipe fittings such as elbows and tees

      2. Welding and forming

      Process: Titanium plate rolled / welded and formed after assembly welding

      Advantages: Low cost, and larger diameter offers more advantages

      Key point: Argon gas shielded welding must be employed to ensure the quality of the weld seam

      3. Forging process

      Process: Forged and shaped from titanium rod/ingot

      Advantages: Dense organization, extremely high pressure resistance

      Applicable to: flanges, forged tees, and high-pressure pipe fittings

      4. Post-processing

      Acid pickling and passivation: Forming a dense oxide film to enhance corrosion resistance

      Flaw detection: X-ray and ultrasonic inspection to ensure no cracks or defects

      Size inspection: Ensure compliance with national standards / American standards (GB, ASTM, ASME)