Titanium Workpiece

Titanium material is hard, commonly used cutting methods such as turning, milling, drilling and so on. In the cutting process, be sure to use sharp cutting tools, and pay attention to avoid excessive temperature caused by cutting tools become acid black, sharp and deformation.

After cutting processing, it is usually necessary to grind and polish the surface to improve the finish and appearance quality. Titanium materials have good polishing properties, often using grinding wheels, sandpaper, abrasive solution and other tools for grinding and polishing.

Titanium materials can be welded by tig welding, arc welding, laser welding and other methods. In the welding process, attention needs to be paid to controlling the welding temperature and welding speed to avoid oxidation and deformation. After welding, heat treatment is required to eliminate stress and improve mechanical properties.

Titanium materials have excellent resistance to oxidizing media, but are susceptible to corrosion by strong acids and alkalis. In order to improve its corrosion resistance, anodizing, plating and other surface treatment methods are often used.

Visual inspection, dimensional inspection, and mechanical property testing of processed parts are carried out to verify their quality. Commonly used detection methods are visual inspection, microscope observation, measurement instrumentation testing.