Features of titanium
An oxidized film in the air protects the surface of titanium. This oxidized material is extremely stable and has the same corrosion resistance as gold and platinum. It also has very high corrosion resistance to seawater and various oxidants. Titanium is stronger than iron but is 60% lighter and has little heat expansion at 50% of that of stainless steel. For these reasons titanium and titanium alloys are used in heat exchanges in desalination plants for sea water and munitions such as airplanes and submarines. Further, because of its high affinity with biological tissue it is also used in artificial tooth roots and artificial joints.

Physical properties of titanium and other materials
	Pure titanium	Iron	SUS304	Aluminum	Copper	Glass
Weight	4.51	7.9	8.0	2.7	8.9	2.4
Melting point (℃)	1668	1530	1400	660	1083	800
Young’s Modulus(GPa)	106	192	199	69	117	98
Conductivity (compared to Cu)	3.1	18.0	2.4	64	100	-
Thermal expansion coefficient (x10⁻⁶/℃)）	8.4	12	17	23	17	9
Specific heat (J/Kg・K)	520	460	500	880	390	1050

Features of Titanium
Feature	Examples
Excellent corrosion resistance	Perfect resistance to sea water
Light	60% the weight of stainless steel
Little heat expansion	50% the thermal expansion coefficient of stainless steel
High electric resistance	30x the electric resistance of copper
Incombustible	Approved incombustible material (Certificate numberNM-8596)
Designability	Coloring possible through anodizing process

Titanium Stock list
Thickness(ｍｍ）	Type	Width(ｍｍ）	Length（ｍｍ）	Weight of 1m（Ｋｇ/ｍ）
0.30	TR270	455	COIL	0.62
		914	COIL	1.24
0.40	TR270	914	COIL	1.65

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