Titanium International

Titanium Availability

TitaniumFor 30 years, Titanium International has been the leading supplier of titanium products into the Australian market, both on a direct shipment basis from overseas and, most often, from our extensive range of forms and sizes stocked in our Melbourne service centre.

Typical titanium products include:

  • Sheet & Plate
  • Condenser & Heat Exchanger Tube
  • Pipe & Fittings
  • Bar & Wire
  • Fasteners
  • Anodes & Cathodes for Electrochlorinators

Our ability to offer the highest standards of service to the titanium consumer is enhanced by our extensive network of contacts in the international titanium industry, enabling us to competitively source all product forms and sizes.

Technical Support

TitaniumWhen not employed for applications in aerospace utilising its excellent strength to weight ratio, titanium is most often employed in chemical processing applications because of its outstanding corrosion resistance, particularly in chloride-containing solutions, over a broad range of acidity and temperature conditions. Titanium is not the answer to all corrosion problems however, and care must be taken in assessing any potential application.

Our experienced personnel can provide considerable assistance in this process of materials selection and in relation to the various welding and fabrication processes that can be a part of manufacturing with titanium and we welcome your queries in relation to these matters.

Other Products

TitaniumWhile titanium supply is and will remain our core business, Titanium International is also a significant supplier of other corrosion-resisting metal products to Australian industry:

  • Zirconium alloys
  • Tantalum products
  • Aluminium /steel transition joint; explosion bonded product for configuring welded joints between aluminium and steel, particularly in shipbuilding ; representing Merrem & La Porte of Holland.
  • Explosion clad plate; for vessels, pipes and tubeplates
  • Roll clad plate; for vessels and pipes
  • Nickel based alloys

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