Titanium nuts‌ are mainly composed of titanium and its alloy elements, which have good corrosion resistance, high strength and light weight. Its main alloying elements include aluminum, vanadium, molybdenum, etc. The addition of these elements has an important impact on the performance of titanium nuts.

Titanium nuts are mainly composed of titanium. Titanium is a silver-white metal with excellent properties such as light weight, corrosion resistance, and high strength. In addition to titanium, common alloying elements include:

‌Aluminum (Al)‌: Improves strength and corrosion resistance.

‌Vanadium (V)‌: Significantly increases strength and toughness.

‌Molybdenum (Mo)‌: Improves high temperature resistance‌.

PRODUCT USAGE

‌Aerospace‌: Fasteners used in the manufacture of aircraft, satellites, rockets and other equipment. Because of their light weight, high strength and corrosion resistance, they can withstand extreme climatic conditions and complex mechanical environments‌.

‌Automobile manufacturing‌: Used to manufacture fasteners for key components such as engines and chassis. Especially in high-performance vehicles and racing competitions, titanium nuts can effectively reduce weight and improve vehicle performance‌.

‌Ship‌: Used for fastening propellers, hulls and other structural parts, which can maintain stability and corrosion resistance in harsh marine environments‌.

‌Chemical Industry‌: Used to manufacture corrosion-resistant equipment and pipelines that can maintain good performance in corrosive media such as acids, alkalis, and salts.