Titanium plates for marine vessels primarily utilize grades such as TA10, TA2, TC4, and TC11. These grades possess excellent corrosion resistance, high strength, and lightweight properties, and are widely used in shipbuilding, deep-sea submersibles, sonar domes, ship pumps, valves, and piping systems.

Core Grades and Characteristics

TA10 Titanium Plate
Characteristics: 99% titanium content, low impurity content, excellent corrosion resistance, especially resistant to crevice corrosion.
Applications: Shipbuilding, deep-sea submersibles, sonar domes, etc.

TA2 Titanium Plate
Characteristics: High purity (99.6%), strong corrosion resistance, good plasticity, and easy to process.
Applications: Shipbuilding, deep-sea submersibles, sonar domes, etc.

TC4 (GR5) Titanium Alloy Plate
Characteristics: High specific strength, good corrosion resistance, and excellent weldability.
Applications: Shipbuilding, deep-sea submersibles, sonar domes, etc.

TC11 Titanium Plate

Characteristics: High strength, good corrosion resistance, and high heat resistance.
Applications: Shipbuilding, deep-sea submersibles, sonar domes, etc.

Application Scenarios:

Shipbuilding: Hull structural components, pressure hulls, pipe fittings, valves and accessories, etc.

Deep-sea submersibles: Pressure hulls, sonar domes, etc.

Ship pumps, valves and piping systems: Pumps, valves, piping systems, etc.

Sonar domes: Aircraft carriers, submarines, etc.