Titanium Pipes & Tubes

What is Titanium Tube?

Titanium Tube exists as an alloy which demonstrates exceptional strength compared to its weight. The titanium alloy tubing demonstrates excellent ductility as one of its properties. The titanium tubing shows a paramagnetic response in its content. The electrical and thermal conductivity of titanium tubes stands significantly lower than other metal materials. The Titanium Tube demonstrates superior smoothness by featuring minimal absolute roughness. Grade 5 titanium stands as the most commonly employed grade among all titanium grades. The Grade 2 Titanium Tubing belongs to the category of commercially pure grades.

Titanium Product Types:

Seamless Titanium Pipes:

Seamless titanium pipes are the strongest type of titanium pipe. They are made without any welded seams, which produces a highly robust and uniform structure. These pipes are renowned for their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, boasting tensile strengths ranging from approximately 30,000 psi to 200,000 psi, comparable to many alloy steel grades. Titanium Seamless Pipe is distinguished by a high strength-to-weight ratio. In an oxygen-free area, it is very ductile and has a low density. These properties make seamless titanium pipes highly sought after in industries like aerospace, chemical processing, and oil and gas, where high performance and reliability are paramount.

Welded Titanium Tubes:

Welded titanium tubes, including those produced through Electric Fusion Welding (EFW), present a viable, cost-effective alternative to their monolithic cousins, with no appreciable loss in titanium's high-strength, low-weight, and corrosion-resistant characteristics. These tubes are formed by welding titanium sheets or strips, maintaining the material's lightweight nature (56% the density of steel) and high corrosion resistance, often comparable to platinum as per ASME SB337. They also develop the protective oxide surface film when exposed to air, enhancing their resistance to corrosive environments. Welded titanium tubes adhere to standards like ASTM B337 and ASTM B338. When you consider the weldability and formability of titanium, along with its lightweight and corrosion-resistant nature, the tubes coming off this lineup could find application in a wide variety of industrial settings, especially in oil refineries and petrochemical plants, where they could serve as heat exchangers, condensers, and tubing for other uses.

Specifications of Titanium Pipes and Tubes

Titanium Pipe

Titanium Seamless Tube

Titanium Welded Tube

Chemical Composition of Titanium Pipes and Tubes

Mechanical Properties of Titanium Pipes and Tubes

Material Equivalent Grade of Titanium Tube

Tolerances of Ti Welded Tube

Pressure Rating of Titanium Alloy Tubing

Application of Titanium Pipes and Alloy Tubing

• Aerospace
• Power Generation
• Oil and gas
• Chemical Processing
• Heat Exchangers: Seamless Titanium Grade 2 tubes are mainly used for heat exchangers.
• Condensers and Instrumentation Applications 
• HPAL Plants: Welded or seamless pipes in Titanium Grade 2 or Grade 12 are used for High-Pressure Acid Leach (HPAL) plants.
• Exhaust Systems: Welded Titanium Grade 1 or Grade 2 tubes are used in exhaust systems for performance street cars or racing cars.

Titanium Pipe Types

Why Choose Us for Titanium Pipes & Tubes?

The manufacturing and exporting activities of high-grade Titanium Pipes & Tubes at Amardeep Steel Centre take place under one entity. Our product range includes different grades and dimensions of these products which we supply to domestic and international customers.

Get in touch with us today for complimentary quotes, specifics about our products, and cost details. Rely on Amardeep Steel Centre for everything related to your requirements for pipes and tubes made from titanium!