August 2026

Tantalum in Hot Acid Service: Forms, Grades and Ordering

Tantalum is specified where titanium and the nickel alloys have already been ruled out: hot concentrated acids that attack passive oxide films rather than sit on them. It is bought late in a selection process, and the enquiry that follows is usually about form and length rather than about whether the metal will hold. Where […]

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Titanium in Chlor-Alkali Cells: Coating and Ordering Fields

In a chlor-alkali cell the titanium is not doing the electrochemistry. The coating is. Titanium is there because it is a valve metal: where the coating wears through, the exposed substrate repassivates instead of dissolving, which is what lets the same anode base be recoated instead of being scrapped. Which coating a chlorine duty takes

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Nickel Alloys for Caustic Service: Grade and Product Form

Caustic service is where commercially pure nickel earns its place over both stainless steel and titanium. Titanium is chosen for chlorides and oxidising conditions; hot concentrated caustic is the case that sends an enquiry to Nickel 200 and 201 instead. The part that catches buyers out is the paperwork: for one alloy, the specification number

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Titanium Forged Ring vs Rolled Ring: What the Drawing Decides

A forged ring and a rolled ring arrive at the same shape by different routes, and in industry practice the choice follows the ring’s proportions rather than a preference for one process. Open-die forging suits thick, small-bore rings; ring rolling suits thin-walled rings of large diameter. What Beiyu Titanium publishes is the supply envelope, not

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Titanium in Pressure Vessel Cladding: Thickness and Ordering

Explosive cladding bonds a titanium layer to a structural backing so that one plate does two jobs: the titanium meets the process fluid, and the backing carries the pressure. That split is also where most clad enquiries go wrong, because a single thickness figure on a drawing does not say which of the two layers

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Titanium Anode Baskets: Which Grade and What Material to Order

Titanium anode baskets hold soluble metal in plating and electroforming cells, and the basket itself must not dissolve. Grade 1 and Grade 2 titanium do that job. Beiyu Titanium supplies the material side: bar, rod, sections and machined parts for basket fabrication, with an EN 10204 type 3.1 certificate by order scope. Why titanium for

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